San Mateo Disability Discrimination Lawyer

Eisenberg & Associates is a law firm that represents San Mateo employees who believe they were treated unfairly on the job because of a physical or mental disability, a health condition, or a condition an employer assumes they have.

Understanding Disability Discrimination in the Workplace

If an employer gives an employee or job applicant worse treatment because of a disability, a health condition, or a belief that the person has one, that conduct may constitute disability discrimination.

California law provides wide protection to employees with physical and mental disabilities, and in some circumstances it may also require reasonable accommodations. Whether a particular employer or situation is covered turns on the facts.

The signs are not always easy to spot. An employer will seldom state, “We are letting you go because of your condition.”

Instead, an employee might notice that:

  • A manager who once approved of your work starts finding fault with it.
  • Your job ends shortly after you disclose a health condition.
  • Your hours change after you request an adjustment.
  • A promotion is given to someone else because of an assumption that your condition will interfere.
  • You are treated differently after taking medical time off.
  • Supervisors or coworkers make belittling comments about your condition.

Each situation has its own facts. Our San Mateo attorneys look at what happened and discuss with you whether it could involve unlawful discrimination.

How Our San Mateo Attorneys May Help

Disability discrimination can affect your job, your paycheck, and your future, and deciding on next steps is seldom easy.

At Eisenberg & Associates, our attorneys hear your account, review the facts, and describe possible options in plain language.

Our San Mateo attorneys can discuss:

Under California law, a reasonable accommodation can include changes like modified duties, an altered schedule, a different work site, leave, or specialized equipment, depending on the circumstances. An employer may also be expected to engage with the employee promptly and in good faith about what is needed.

Eisenberg & Associates can help you understand where you stand, discuss how to make an accommodation request, and talk through possible next steps if an employer refuses to engage.

Why Reach Out to Our Firm

Focused on Employment Law

Our practice centers on California employees dealing with workplace discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, and related issues. Employment law can be confusing, and you needn't know every rule before getting in touch.

Attention to the Full Story

Disability-related discrimination is not always clear, and an employer may cite another reason for what occurred. We examine the entire sequence of events, including what happened before and after you disclosed a condition or requested an adjustment.

Discussing Your Options

It's natural to wonder about cost and how a matter might be handled. When you reach out, we can discuss how working with our firm would be set up, along with the general options that may be available to you.

Space to Share Your Story

You deserve to be heard. We take the time to learn about your workplace situation, review the information you have, and describe the legal options that may be open to you.

Free Case Review

If you believe your employer treated you unfairly because of a disability, medical condition, or perceived disability, you can call Eisenberg & Associates at (213) 201-9331 or fill out our contact form to tell us what happened.

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What We Believe

Employees treated unfairly because of a disability or health condition may have legal rights.

Listening Comes First

Workplace discrimination can be stressful and difficult to untangle. We listen to what happened, then explain possible options in everyday language.

Respect for Employee Rights

State law protects employees with disabilities and may provide a right to reasonable accommodation. Our team can help you understand those rights and how they might apply.

You Are a Person, Not a File

Behind every inquiry is someone with a job, a family, and real questions. When you contact Eisenberg & Associates, you can share your circumstances with a legal team that can help you understand what may lie ahead.

Areas We Serve

Disability discrimination can happen anywhere in California. Eisenberg & Associates represents employees in employment law matters across the state.

Los Angeles

Our headquarters. We serve thousands of employees across Los Angeles County fighting for

Riverside

Providing experienced employment law representation throughout the Inland Empire

Long Beach

Dedicated to protecting Long Beach employees from workplace discrimination and

San Jose

Serving Silicon Valley workers with expert employment law counsel for tech and corporate

Contact a San Mateo Disability Discrimination Lawyer

Did an employer treat you differently because of a disability, deny an accommodation, refuse to talk about what you need, terminate your job, or react poorly after you raised a concern? Eisenberg & Associates, California disability lawyers, can look at your situation and explain what may be possible.

You don’t need to know if you have a legal claim before getting in touch. Our San Mateo team can start by listening.

Call (213) 201-9331 or fill out the contact form to schedule a private consultation.

Eisenberg & Associates: San Mateo Employment Law Attorneys Serving Workers Across California.

Straight Answers

Does your firm take disability discrimination matters?

Eisenberg & Associates assists employees with employment law matters such as disability discrimination, accommodation concerns, retaliation, wrongful termination, and related disputes. We can look at your circumstances and discuss what may apply.

My employer denied my accommodation request. What should I do?

An employer may have certain legal obligations regarding reasonable accommodation, and the details of a request matter. We can review what you requested and how your employer replied, then explain the rights that may be involved.

Can I raise a concern if I wasn't terminated?

Yes. Being fired is not the only action that may raise legal questions. Depending on the facts, it could involve a denied promotion, cut hours, demotion, refused accommodation, harassment, or other negative job changes.

Could I face retaliation for requesting an adjustment?

Employees may be protected from retaliation for protected activity, depending on the circumstances. If treatment shifted after you asked or complained, keeping notes on what happened can be useful, and we can discuss your situation.