Legal Question in Employment Law in California

wrongful termination

What is the statute of limitations for

wrongful termination in California?


Asked on 8/23/06, 3:58 am

2 Answers from Attorneys

Patrick Turner Patrick E. Turner Inc. APLC

Re: wrongful termination

Wrongful termination is a generic term, referring to an illegal termination. However, there are numerous types of wrongful terminations, including breach of contract, retaliation, discrimination, etc. The Statute of Limitations depends upon the type(s) of claims that can be alleged based upon the facts. An employee who believes they have been wrongfully terminated should PROMPTLY contact an attorney to evaluate their rights and applicable statute of limitations dates.

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Answered on 8/29/06, 9:49 pm
Michael Kirschbaum Law Offices of Michael R. Kirschbaum

Re: wrongful termination

It can be as short as six months, if against a governmental agency, or as long as four years for breach of a written contract, with many types of claims in between. It depends on the nature of the claim. In any case, prompt action is very important.

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Answered on 8/30/06, 11:51 am


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