Employment Lawyers Seattle
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Legal Support for Employees Facing Workplace Issues
If you are looking for an employment lawyer in Seattle, you may be trying to protect your income, your career, or your ability to keep working in a difficult environment.
Our attorneys represent employees in matters involving unpaid wages, discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, harassment, and other unlawful workplace conduct. With more than 50 years of combined experience, we help workers understand their rights under Washington and federal employment law and decide what to do next.
Rekhi & Wolk's Employment Law Practice Areas
Employees come to us with many different workplace disputes, but the underlying problem is often the same: the employer controls the pay, the process, and the pressure. We help hourly workers, gig workers, executives, and other professionals pursue claims under Washington and federal employment law.
If you were treated unfairly because of a protected characteristic or forced to work in a hostile environment, we can help. Washington law protects employees from discrimination, harassment, and unequal treatment, and you may be entitled to recover lost wages and other damages.
Why Choose Rekhi & Wolk
Experienced Employment Lawyers in Seattle
We bring more than 50 years of combined employment law experience to cases involving employers of all sizes. Our attorneys have represented employees from many professional backgrounds and have litigated cases through trial and appeal when necessary.
How We Help Employees
We start by understanding what happened, what outcome you want, and what legal options may be available. From there, we build a strategy around your situation, keep you informed as your case moves forward, and work to hold your employer accountable.
A History of Successful Representation
We have represented employees in matters involving unpaid wages, back pay, class actions, retaliation, discrimination, medical leave rights, and other workplace disputes. Our firm has recovered more than $10 million for clients.
Employment Cases
Meet Our Attorneys
Owner and Partner
Hardeep S. Rekhi is an owner and partner focused on individual employee rights and class action wage and hour litigation. He returned to Seattle to begin his legal career and has spent more than 15 years handling employment matters involving discrimination, wrongful termination, harassment, accommodations, and unpaid wages.
Owner and Partner
Greg Wolk is an owner and partner who has represented employees as a trial attorney since 2002. A University of Washington School of Law graduate, he handles whistleblower claims, discrimination, harassment, wage violations, trials, appeals, settlements, and class actions.
Associate attorney
Cameron Mease is an associate attorney licensed in Washington and New York. He represents employees in discrimination, retaliation, harassment, wrongful termination, and wage and hour matters, bringing more than a decade of public-defense advocacy experience to his work.
Associate attorney
Erika Lane is an associate attorney with 15 years of experience litigating individual and class action employment disputes. Her work includes wage and hour, discrimination, leave, and unemployment matters, with trial and appellate experience in state and federal courts.
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You Don’t Have to Navigate This Alone. Call Us!
When work starts affecting your income, stability, or future, getting clear legal guidance can help you decide what to do next. Our team can listen to what happened, explain your options, and help you move forward with more confidence.
What Workers Should Know Before Taking the Next Step
What does employment law cover?
Employment law covers the rules that protect employees at work, including wages, overtime, breaks, leave, discrimination, harassment, accommodations, retaliation, and wrongful termination.
What laws protect employees in Washington?
Washington employees may be protected by state laws as well as federal laws such as the FMLA, ADA, Title VII, ADEA, and NLRA. The right law depends on the facts of the workplace issue.
What are common employment law claims?
Common claims include unpaid wages, missed breaks, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, denied leave, and failure to provide reasonable accommodations.
How do I know if I may have a case?
A case usually depends on what happened, when it happened, why it happened, and what proof is available. Pay records, messages, schedules, job postings, and written complaints can all help clarify your options.
How long do I have to file an employment law claim?
Deadlines vary by claim. For example, many employment discrimination claims filed in Washington state court must be filed within three years of the discriminatory act.