TRIVINO PEREZ

  Counselors & Attorneys at Law

 

    "Knowledge, Experience, Competence, Results"

10940 Wilshire Blvd., 16th Floor

Los Angeles, CA 90021



Telephone: (310) 443-4251

Telecopier: (310) 443-4252

 

TRIVINO PEREZ

Counselors & Attorneys at Law
10940 Wilshire Blvd., 16th Floor

Los Angeles, CA 90021



Telephone: (310) 443-4251

Telecopier: (310) 443-4252

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Employment Law

Trivino Perez represents employers and employees in case of alleged discrimination, including:

  • Age discrimination
  • Race discrimination
  • Sex discrimination, including sexual harassment claims and pregnancy discrimination
  • Retaliatory discharge, Whistle-Blower, and wrongful termination claims.

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We handle Wage & Hour Litigation: including claims of failing to pay overtime, failure to provide rest breaks, improper classification of employees as exempt, and other wage and hour claims under California law and the federal Fair Labor Standards Act.

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Non-Compete Agreements:

A carefully drafted and executed non-compete agreement will generally limit a former employee from using business trade secrets. Often litigation arises when an employee feels a non-compete agreement is too restrictive, or has competed with his former employer.

Employment Contracts:

Trivino Perez represents employees and employers in breach of contract litigation which may involve non-compete agreements, wrongful discharge, breach of pay or incentive provisions in a contract, and any other alleged contractual breach arising out of the employment relationship. We also advise and represent employers and employees in employment contracts related to severance pay, benefits packages, medical benefits, confidentiality agreements, and other matters.

Family and Medical Leave Act:

The FMLA protects employees who need medical help, or who have family members with medical needs. It allows employees to take an extended leave from their place of employment under limited circumstances. However, employees have obligations under the law, including a duty to make various notifications and disclosures to their employers. Failure to make the required notifications can void some of the protections of the FMLA, so it is vital for employees to fully understand their rights and obligations. Employers also must be fully informed of the rights and responsibilities of the FMLA. We advise employees and employers on the FMLA.

This web site has been designed to provide educational information only and is not intended to offer legal advice. Every case is unique and outcomes will vary depending upon the facts and legal issues of your case. Please do not make any decisions about any legal matter without consulting with an attorney first. There is no Attorney-Client relationship formed by any use of the information provided.