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Do I need a California wage and hour lawyer?
If you believe that you have been denied the ability to take meal breaks, you should contact a California wage and hour lawyer to clearly define your rights and to determine whether or not you have a valid claim, so that you can seek a legal remedy such as a wage and hour lawsuit.
How long do I have to file my California wage and hour claims?
The statute of limitations allows for you to file your California wage and hour claims for your additional pay for a period of three years from the date of the meal period wage and hour violation.
What do I do if my employer mistreats me or fires me because I ask about overtime, meal breaks or rest breaks, other wage and hour issues, or file a claim about these or other wage and hour issues?
If your employer mistreats you or fires you for filing wage and hour claims, or even if you ask about not being paid for breaks, you may be able to file a complaint for wrongful termination in California or for discrimination.

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