Los Angeles Pregnancy Discrimination Lawyer

Pregnancy Discrimination Lawyer in Los Angeles, CA

At Azadian Law Group, PC, our pregnancy discrimination lawyer in Los Angeles, regularly represents clients who are the victims of pregnancy discrimination in the workplace.

The Los Angeles pregnancy discrimination lawyers at Azadian Law Group, PC, understand how pregnancy discrimination impacts a woman’s ability to have a steady job after giving birth and her ability to continue as a member of the workforce. Wrongful terminations based on pregnancy also often result in the employee losing medical coverage at a critical time for important doctor appointments (both for the employee and her baby). Unfortunately, the damages do not stop there because even if the employee can find work again, she may continue to suffer in the form of decreased wages/salary due to the gap in her employment.

Cause of Pregnancy Discrimination in Termination

Pregnancy discrimination is a common form of wrongful termination. Some common examples of pregnancy discrimination include:

  • Write up an employee or place an employee on a performance improvement plan after they inform the employer they are pregnant or will be taking maternity leave.
  • Negative comments about how a pregnancy or baby will impact the employee’s ability to do her job.
  • Passing over pregnant employees for promotions in favor of non-pregnant employees.
  • Taking away duties from an employee who is pregnant.
  • Favoring male employees over female employees who are or may become pregnant.

For all these reasons, the Los Angeles pregnancy discrimination attorney at Azadian Law Group, PC, fights employers aggressively to make sure they secure the maximum recovery for victims of pregnancy discrimination. Azadian Law Group has the best Pregnancy Discrimination Lawyer in Los Angeles. We offer free consultation to see if what an employee has experienced is illegal pregnancy discrimination. When an employee is still employed, we also work with the employee to ensure that their concerns related to pregnancy discrimination are documented appropriately. Our Pregnancy Discrimination Lawyer in Los Angeles has successfully handled numerous pregnancy discrimination claims and claims of retaliation related to complaints of pregnancy discrimination.

Your Legal Rights

As a pregnant employee, you have the following rights:

  • Reasonable Accommodations: Your employer must make reasonable changes to your work duties or schedule, such as giving you lighter tasks or more breaks, to help you work safely during your pregnancy.
  • Leave of Absence: You are allowed to take time off for maternity leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) or California’s Pregnancy Disability Leave (PDL).
  • Protection from Retaliation: Your employer cannot punish you for requesting accommodations or complaining about pregnancy discrimination.

Unfavorable Treatment Due to Pregnancy

Pregnancy discrimination involves treating a woman (an applicant or employee) unfavorably because of pregnancy, childbirth, or a medical condition related to pregnancy or childbirth.

Federal and California law forbids discrimination based on pregnancy in any aspect of employment, including hiring, firing, pay, job assignments, promotions, layoffs, training, fringe benefits, such as leave and health insurance, and any other term or condition of employment.

Suppose a woman is temporarily unable to perform her job due to a medical condition related to pregnancy or childbirth. In that case, the employer or other covered entity must treat her the same way as any other temporarily disabled employee. For example, the employer may have to provide light duty, alternative assignments, disability leave, or unpaid leave to pregnant employees if it does so for other temporarily disabled employees.

Additionally, impairments resulting from pregnancy (for example, gestational diabetes or preeclampsia, a condition characterized by pregnancy-induced hypertension and protein in the urine) may be disabilities requiring a reasonable accommodation. An employer may have to provide a reasonable accommodation (such as leave or modifications that enable an employee to perform her job) for a pregnancy-related disability, absent undue hardship (significant difficulty or expense).

Further, under both Federal and California law, a new parent (including foster and adoptive parents) may be eligible for 12 weeks of leave (unpaid or paid if the employee has earned or accrued it) to care for the new child. To be eligible, the employee must have worked for the employer for 12 months prior to taking the leave, and the employer must have a specified number of employees.

An employee must give her employer verbal or written notice that she is taking the leave. Generally, if the need is foreseeable, she must give her employer 30 days’ notice. However, if she does not know that she will need to take a leave 30 days in advance, she only needs to give notice as soon as practicable.

An employer cannot retaliate against an employee for being pregnant, for requesting or taking pregnancy disability leave, or for opposing any policy, practice, or action by her employer that she reasonably believes to be a violation of her pregnancy-related rights.

Some laws protect employees against pregnancy discrimination in Los Angeles, including:

  • California Government Code Sections 12921, 12926, 12940(a)(prohibits discrimination based on gender, pregnancy, and related medical conditions)
  • California Government Code Section 12945(a)(4) (prohibits an employer from interfering with, restraining the exercise of, or the attempt to exercise, any rights under the Pregnancy Disability Law Leave)
  • California Government Code Section 12945.2(l)(1)(“It shall be an unlawful employment practice for an employer to . . . discharge . . . or discriminate against, any individual because of any of . . . [a]n individual’s exercise of the right to family care and medical leave”)
  • 2 C.C.R. § 11043 (guarantees employee the right to be reinstated to the same or a comparable position after Pregnancy Disability Law Leave);
  • 42 USC Section 2000(e)Pregnancy Discrimination Act (prohibits discrimination based on pregnancy)
  • California Constitution, Article I, Section 8 (prohibits discrimination against employees based on sex, including the basis of pregnancy, without limitation, demoting an employee, reducing an employee’s hours without the consent of the employee, reducing the salary of the employee without the consent of the employee, or discharging any employee from employment)

Discrimination can also take the form of supervisor comments regarding how the pregnancy or baby will change the employee’s performance. Examples include, “How are you going to manage with the new baby?” or removing the employee from key projects. See Nazir v. United Airlines, Inc., 178 Cal. App. 4th 243, 252 (2009) (“Proof of discriminatory intent often depends on inferences rather than direct evidence.”)

Oftentimes, new parents who have a child with special needs may also be illegally discriminated against due to their child’s medical condition. This is referred to as “associational discrimination” and is also illegal under California employment law. See Castro-Ramirez v. Dependable Highway Express, Inc., 246 Cal. App. 4th 180, 201 (2016) (“If the plaintiff could perform the essential job functions of his job with reasonable accommodation for his son’s disability, and his son’s disability substantially motivated his termination, then [Defendant] may be liable for associational disability discrimination.”)

The California Labor Code also provides specific protections for breastfeeding mothers who need to pump (lactation accommodations) upon returning to work.

You can find a helpful brochure from the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing regarding your rights as a pregnant employee here. Also, a sample medical certification from the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing for pregnancy disability leave, transfer, or reasonable accommodation is available here.

Yes, an employee may take up to 4 months of job-protected time off so long as the following conditions are met: (1) the employee works for an employer with 5 or more employees, and (2) an employee may take longer than 4 months if her employer provides more than 4 months of leave as part of its policies for temporary disabilities or in a union contract, or as a reasonable accommodation for a disability.

No. An employee has the right to take what is called “intermittent” leave for her pregnancy-related disability as needed. “Intermittent” leave is left and taken in small increments. These increments can be in hours, days, weeks, or months. For example, a pregnant employee, with her doctor’s advice, has the right to take a few hours of leave each day or on certain days because of severe morning sickness or for a doctor’s appointment or other prenatal care.

Yes, to the same extent and under the same conditions as would apply to any other unpaid disability leave granted by the employer for any reasons other than a pregnancy disability. An employee taking pregnancy disability leave (PDL) is entitled to the continuation of her health benefits for the entire duration of her leave, up to four months.

Yes, if the employee pays into State Disability Insurance (SDI) or the employer has a policy or practice of providing paid leave. An employee’s pay stub will reflect whether or not the employee pays into SDI. Employees who pay into SDI can collect partial wage replacement while on pregnancy disability leave.

Generally, either an employer or employee can choose to apply for the employee’s paid sick leave during pregnancy disability leave. However, only an employee can decide to use her vacation or personal time off during her pregnancy disability leave; an employer cannot require her to do so.

Yes. An employee must give her employer verbal or written notice that she is taking the leave. Generally, if the need is foreseeable, she must give her employer 30 days’ notice. However, if she does not know that she will need to take a leave 30 days in advance, she only needs to give notice as soon as practicable. In her notice, an employee should tell her employer (1) the reason for taking leave (e.g., pregnancy disability) and (2) when and for how long she plans to take the leave.

Maybe. An employer may require medical certification only if the employee requires certification from other similarly situated employees. If so, the employee should obtain it from her medical provider. The certification should contain the following information:

  1. A statement that the employee has a disability due to pregnancy, childbirth, or a related medical condition and because of the disability, she cannot perform an essential function of her position without undue risk to herself, the successful completion of her pregnancy, or to others;
  2. The date on which the employee became/will become disabled and
  3. The probable duration of the disability and whether or not the employee needs to take intermittent leave

A certification need not provide more information than what is described above. All medical information in a medical certification is confidential.

Yes. An employee generally has the right to return to the same position once her PDL leave is over unless, for legitimate business reasons unrelated to the employee’s pregnancy or leave, the employee would have been laid off even if she had not taken the leave. If the employer, for legitimate business reasons, cannot reinstate the employee to the same position, she is entitled to return to a comparable position if one is available.

An employer must respond to a request for pregnancy disability leave (PDL) as soon as possible but no later than ten days after the request. Suppose an employee asks about her rights regarding PDL or communicates her intent to exercise those rights. In that case, an employer must give the employee written notice about her rights as soon as practicable.

No. As long as the employee can still perform her essential job functions with reasonable accommodation, her employer may not force her to go on leave before she and her healthcare provider request it.

No. An employer cannot terminate, punish, refuse to hire, or otherwise discriminate against an employee for being pregnant, for requesting or taking pregnancy disability leave, or for opposing any policy, practice, or action by her employer that she reasonably believes to be a violation of her pregnancy-related rights.

Yes, so long as the following conditions are met: (1) the employee works for an employer with five or more employees; (2) the employee’s healthcare provider recommends that the employee receives the transfer or other pregnancy-related accommodation; and (3) the requested transfer or accommodation is “reasonable.”

Whether or not an accommodation is “reasonable” depends on the individual situation. “Reasonable” accommodations might include:

  • A temporary transfer to a less strenuous or hazardous position, if such a position is available
  • More frequent or longer rest breaks
  • Permission to sit on a stool or carry a water bottle
  • Permission to work from home
  • Modification or restriction of the employee’s job duties
  • Assisting with lifting heavy objects
  • Lactation accommodations when an employee returns from leave

Yes. An employee must give her employer either verbal or written notice that she is requesting an accommodation. Generally, if the need for transfer is foreseeable, she must give her employer 30 days’ notice. However, if she did not know 30 days in advance that she needed an accommodation, she only needs to give notice as soon as possible. In her notice, an employee should tell her employer (1) the reason for requesting accommodation and (2) when and for how long she will likely need the accommodation.

Maybe. An employer may require medical certification. If so, the employee should obtain it from her medical provider.

Yes, an employee generally has the right to return to the same position once she no longer needs the accommodation or transfer unless, for legitimate business reasons unrelated to pregnancy, the employee would not have been returned to the same position even if she had not received the accommodation. Suppose the employer cannot reinstate the employee to the same position for legitimate business reasons unrelated to pregnancy. In that case, she is entitled to return to a comparable position if one is available.

No. An employer cannot terminate, punish, refuse to hire, or otherwise discriminate against an employee for being pregnant, for requesting or taking a pregnancy-related accommodation or transfer, or for opposing any policy, practice, or action by her employer that she reasonably believes to be a violation of her pregnancy-related rights.

Yes, an employee is eligible to take time off under the California Family Rights Act (CFRA) if his or her employer has at least 50 employees within a 75-mile radius of his or her worksite, he or she has worked at least 1,250 hours in the 12 months before taking the leave, and he or she has worked for his or her employer for at least a year.

If covered by CFRA, an employee can take up to 12 weeks per year of unpaid job-protected leave to bond with a newborn or newly adopted or fostered child, care for a spouse, domestic partner, parent, or child with a serious health condition, and/or because of his or her own serious health condition not related to pregnancy.

Bonding leave must be used and completed within 12 months of the child’s birth, adoption, or fostering. If the employee is eligible for both PDL and CFRA, bonding leave can be taken in addition to pregnancy disability leave (PDL).

No. Employees have the right to take their CFRA bonding leave in two-week blocks of time. On any two occasions, employees may take their CFRA leave in a smaller block of less than two weeks.

Yes, the employer must maintain and pay for the employee’s health coverage at the same level and under the same conditions as coverage would have been provided if the employee had been continuously employed during the entire leave period.

Yes, if the employee pays into State Disability Insurance (SDI) or the employer has a separate policy or practice of providing paid leave. An employee’s pay stub will reflect whether or not the employee pays into SDI. Employees who pay into SDI have a right to collect Paid Family Leave (PFL). PFL is a state program that allows an individual to collect partial wage replacement for up to 6 weeks to bond with a newborn, newly adopted, or newly placed foster care child, or to care for a family member with a serious health condition.

Either an employee or his or her employer can choose to apply the employee’s paid vacation time during bonding leave. However, an employee or employer can only apply for the employee’s paid sick leave during bonding leave if they both agree to do so.

Yes. Employees must give the employer verbal or written notice that he or she is taking the leave. Generally, if the need for leave is foreseeable, the employee must give the employer 30 days’ notice. However, if the employee does not know 30 days in advance that he or she needs to take a leave, he or she only needs to give notice as soon as possible. In the notice, the employee should tell his or her employer (1) the reason for taking leave (e.g., bonding with child) and (2) when and for how long he or she plans to take the leave.

No. An employee does not need medical certification to take bonding leave. However, an employee does need to provide a certification (e.g., a birth certificate) to the Employment Development Department (EDD) to receive PFL.

An employee generally has the right to return to the same or comparable position once his or her CFRA leave is over unless, for legitimate business reasons, the employee would have been laid off even if he or she had not taken the leave. However, certain exceptions apply to the top ten percent of the employer’s salaried employees.

An employer must respond to a request for CFRA-qualifying leave as soon as practicable but no later than 10 days after the request. An employer must grant bonding leave if the employee provides adequate notice.

Yes, if both parents are eligible for CFRA leave from their employers. If both parents work for the same employer, they may be limited to 12 weeks of bonding leave.

No. An employer cannot terminate, punish, refuse to hire, or otherwise discriminate or retaliate against an employee for requesting or taking bonding leave (CFRA), or opposing any policy, practice, or action by the employer that he or she reasonably believes to be a violation of his or her (CFRA) rights.

Call The Pregnancy Discrimination Lawyer At Azadian Law Group, PC, For A Free Case Review

Our employment attorneys do more than help you prove your pregnancy discrimination case. If you believe that you have been terminated due to your pregnancy or related medical condition, we want to hear from you. Azadian Law Group, PC serves the greater Los Angeles and Orange County areas and offers free consultation. To speak to one of our knowledgeable pregnancy discrimination attorneys today, please call 626-449-4944, 213-229-9031, or 949-662-5405

As we never charge our clients a penny out-of-pocket, you can rest assured that when we accept a case, we stand behind our clients 100% and will fight aggressively for their rights.

 

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Azadian Law Group provided excellent service, and I feel fortunate that I chose to call them for help with my problem. Th...
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I had an amazing experience with Azadian Law Group. George was my lawyer and I recommend him to anyone that needs assista...
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Excellent attorney who really wants to help his clients. His paralegal is amazing and very detailed with regard to the in...
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I endured unfair treatment from my company for a year and a half. Camille has been a beacon of hope during this difficult...
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I had contacted this law firm for about a potential case, and they were quick to respond and listen to my questions and s...
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Very knowledgeable with employment law. Great communication gets back to you normally within 24 hrs or less!
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Very good employment attorney for all labor and wage issues. George is very professional and keeps you updated every set ...
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Entrusting George from the Pasadena Law Office with my workplace harassment case was akin to discovering a luminary amids...
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I am incredibly grateful to Azadian Law Group for their diligent work on my wrongful termination case. Their expertise an...
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From start to finish, George was very attentive, along with his staff. It was a long journey, but he never gave up persev...
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George and his staff were the best
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Camille is the best!
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I spoke with Camille B. about some issues I was having. Even though they didn't take my case she made me so much more com...
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Great employment law attorney!! So knowledgeable and easy to work with. Thank you!
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These people are the best in the business I recomend them 110 percent
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Great place to go if you're wrongfully terminated! Call them right away! ☎️ They are very responsive & they will hav...
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We reached out to Azadian group based on google search, at that time we didn’t know much about them but as soon as we s...
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Though they were not able to take my case, Camille was incredibly sympathetic and was able to guide me to other resources...
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Best employment lawyers in Los Angeles. Can’t say anything else but I’m very happy!
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If I could give this law firm 10 stars I would. At what I thought would be a vary stressful & long process actually turne...
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If you are in need of a Lawfirm that will care for your case, and if you feel lost, like if no one else listens to you, d...
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I recently had George Azadian review my severance package and to my delight was able to get me a much better offer than I...
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George and his Law firm did an outstanding job on my case . I would recommend Azadian Law Group for any Wrongful Terminat...
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George and his team were great. He was able to get the best settlement possible at a very fast pace. Communicated and kep...
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George was an extremely professional and effective employment lawyer. He was very responsive, even after the case was se...
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George makes it easy. He's a wonderful attorney - smart, personable and professional. His reasoned approach helped me set...
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If i could I'll give Azadian law Group 10 stars! I've came in contact with many attorney's but known like ALG! George is ...
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Very helpful and responsive team that I would refer to friends and family, provided sound advice. George helped with revi...
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George and his associates are a very friendly and aggressive team nothing short of amazing always professional and kept g...
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Amazing employment lawyers. This law firm really helped me out and I would recommend them to friends and family.
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I had an extremely positive experience working with this firm on my case regarding unfair termination; they really are e...
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He was great. The best lawyer in town. He got the job done did not procrastinate call me on time got information back to ...
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George is a great and an amazing lawyer. He is very good, dedicated and really cares about his clients. Me and my family ...
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I could not have asked for a better lawyer. I was referred to him by very trusted friend. He is incredibly knowledgable a...
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George Azadian is a great wage and hour lawyer. He knows his stuff and about overtime. Very responsible and responds imme...
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