
California Employment Law Attorney
Fired without reason? Denied wages? Harassed at work? Your employer broke the law. We make sure they're held accountable.
Important: California has strict deadlines for filing claims. If you wait, you could lose your right to sue. Contact us today.
Our Cases
It’s not just "part of the job" — it might be illegal. If you recognize any of the red flags below, you may be entitled to financial compensation.


You pay nothing unless we win your case. Our fees come from your settlement or verdict — never out of your pocket upfront. No hidden costs, no surprise bills, zero financial risk. If we don't recover compensation for you, you owe us nothing.
We prepare every case like it's going to trial — because it might. This trial-ready approach gives us serious leverage when negotiating with employers. Cases are prepared and handled with litigation in mind, not just quick demand letters.
We're selective about the cases we accept. By taking on fewer cases, we ensure every client gets an oversight from a California-licensed litigation attorney. Working with us means getting attorneys who know your name, your story, and what you're fighting for.
We give you an honest assessment from day one: whether the law was violated, what your case could be worth, and what challenges you might face. No sugarcoating, no false promises — just the truth.
We explain your rights, options, and risks in clear, plain English so you actually understand what's happening, what your options are, and what to expect next, so you can make informed decisions about your case.
Haig B. Kazandjian, Esq.
Haig B. Kazandjian didn't start HBK Lawyers to be just another law firm — he built it to hold powerful employers accountable when they violate workers' rights and think nobody will fight back.
After graduating from Southwestern School of Law in 2011, Haig has dedicated every year of his career to that mission. Named a Super Lawyers Rising Star every year since 2016, his approach is straightforward: know every client by name, understand what matters most to them, and fight relentlessly until they get the justice they're owed.

Our Process
From your free consultation to final settlement, we stand by your side — fighting to hold your employer accountable and recover what you're owed.
FAQ
California has strict deadlines. Some claims must be filed within months. The sooner you reach out, the better. Evidence can be lost and deadlines can pass. Contact us now.
Many agreements have limitations or can be challenged. We'll review any documents you signed and explain your options during your free consultation.
California is at-will, but there are major exceptions. You cannot be fired for discriminatory reasons, retaliation, refusing to break the law, or exercising legal rights. Think one of those exceptions might apply to you? One conversation with us will give you a clear answer.
You may recover back pay, front pay, unpaid wages, overtime, emotional distress damages, punitive damages, and attorney fees. We'll explain what applies to you.
You can pursue a claim while still employed. Many wage and hour cases involve current employees. We handle your case discreetly and work to protect you from retaliation. California law gives you the right to address workplace violations without risking your job.
Your consultation with us is completely confidential. We don't contact your employer without your permission. Many clients consult with us while still employed, and California law protects you from retaliation for seeking legal advice about workplace violations.
No. California law strictly prohibits retaliation against employees who file complaints or pursue legal action. If your employer retaliates by firing, demoting, or harassing you after you file a claim, that creates an additional separate legal violation we can pursue.
Destroying evidence is illegal and can strengthen your case. Courts can impose sanctions on employers who destroy documents.