Shukla Law

Advocates For Employee Rights

About
Shukla Law

Shukla Law is boutique employment discrimination law firm located in San Francisco, California.

When Should I
Hire a Lawyer

People facing an employment law dispute often put off contacting an attorney for many reasons.

Why Choose Our
Law Firm?

At Shukla Law, we know the key component in selecting the right attorney for your case is trust.

Everyone Deserves Fair Treatment At Work

People’s jobs deeply inform their sense of self-worth. It is our means to support ourselves and our families, and how we spend most of our time. This is the reason mistreatment at work affects every aspect of our lives. When the mistreatment is motivated by discrimination, harassment or retaliation, the effect is dehumanizing.

Just call us. We can answer all your questions

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P. Bobby Shukla
Shukla Law, Employment Attorney

Rated Top 5% Nationwide

Top Women Lawyers in Northern California

2020 Nominated
Trial Lawyer of The Year

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Practice areas

Shukla Law brings years of specialized experience in employment to each case we pursue. Given our focus on one area of law, it is rare that a case presents issues or challenges we have not confronted before.

Workplace Justice

Shukla Law is boutique employment discrimination law firm located in San Francisco, California.

Free consultation

We offer free consultations with a lawyer and work on a contingency fee. We don’t get paid unless we recover for you.

Legal Information

Don’t hesitate to reach out to us on our contact page today for more information on your rights and a review of your potential case

The law is on your side and protects you from discrimination, based on the following categories:

  • Race and national origin
  • Sex, including sexual orientation and gender identity
  • Age
  • Religion
  • Disability
  • Pregnancy

The law also protects you from retaliation for complaining about unlawful acts or for exercising your rights, and also entitles you to a workplace free of harassment based on sex or any other protected category.

We can help you determine if your employer unlawfully targeted you or has failed to protect you from harassment.

What Does Discrimination Look Like?

Discrimination can take many forms, including any of the following actions based on a protected category:

  • Failing to hire or promote
  • Paying lower wages/benefits
  • Unfavorable work assignments
  • Discipline or demotion
  • Termination or layoff
  • Failing to accommodate a disability

What Does Retaliation Look Like?

Retaliation can also take many forms. Anytime an employer subjects an employee to an adverse action, like termination or discipline, as punishment for the employee raising concerns about the employer’s unlawful activity (whistleblowing) or if the employee exercises her legal rights.

Some examples include:

  • Fired after complaining about discrimination
  • Demoted after asking for overtime pay
  • Laid off while on maternity leave
  • Disciplined after raising concerns about workplace safety
  • No promotion after asking for a medical leave of absence
  • No bonus after complaining about harassment

What Does Harassment Look Like?

Sexual harassment is anytime a supervisor, or another employee, creates a hostile work environment. This includes unwanted sexual advances or other conduct of a sexual nature. Sexual harassment is also anytime a supervisor conditions any type of work benefit, like a promotion, on the performance of sexual acts.

Some examples include:

  • Sexually-based comments about an individual’s body
  • Sexually derogatory comments about women in general
  • Leering, making sexual gestures or displaying pornography in the workplace
  • Touching or blocking movement
  • Retaliatory action after the rejection of sexual advances

Other forms of unlawful harassment include harassment based on any protected characteristic, like race-based harassment or disability-based harassment.

It can be difficult to determine if your employment rights have been violated. An experienced employment law attorney can help you make this determination on an initial phone call. California has some of the strongest employment protections in the country. Shukla Law can help you navigate California’s legal protections to determine whether you have a case. Shukla Law will evaluate your case and explain your rights in a free consultation.

Find Out How We Can Help You Today

We work on a contingency fee, meaning we don’t get paid unless we recover for you.

Send us an email or call our office in San Francisco at 415-688-8068 to schedule your free consultation.

What Our Client Say

SFTLA

Client subtitle

San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association (SFTLA) promotes civil justice through education and trial advocacy. For over fifty years, SFTLA has served the needs of the plaintiff’s bar. Continuing the traditions started by a small group of legal warriors, SFTLA is committed to providing quality continuing legal education, preserving access to justice for everyone, and creating social and networking opportunities.

SUPER LAWYERS

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Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The patented selection process includes independent research, peer nominations and peer evaluations.

National Lawyers Guild

Client subtitle

The National Lawyers Guild is the nation’s oldest and largest progressive bar association and was the first one in the US to be racially integrated. Our mission is to use law for the people, uniting lawyers, law students, legal workers, and jailhouse lawyers to function as an effective force in the service of the people by valuing human rights and the rights of ecosystems over property interests.

SABA-NC

Client subtitle

The South Asian Bar Association of Northern California (SABA-NC) was founded to ensure that Bay Area South Asian attorneys were provided an avenue to develop professionally, network among peers and use their skills to give back to the Bay Area South Asian community.

CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT LAWYERS ASSOCIATION

Client subtitle

CELA is a statewide organization of over 1,200 California attorneys who devote the major portion of their practices to representing employees in individual employment cases and class actions, including cases involving unpaid wages, discrimination, harassment, retaliation and whistleblowing. We help our members protect and expand the legal rights and opportunities of working women and men through litigation, education and advocacy.