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Knisbacher Law Offices has been serving California residents for over 20 years. We believe that law is a public service, and that each client, no matter their background, deserves high quality representation. We represent individuals and small businesses in general litigation, and employment law in all California state and federal courts, in administrative forums, and before the immigration…

Knisbacher Law – Discrimination (Race, Gender, Age)

California employers with five or more employees are required to treat all employees equally regardless of the employee’s race, sex, sexual orientation, age, or disability.  Employers may not discriminate in terms of rates of pay, types of jobs, promotions, or benefits. All employees must be afforded the same opportunities for advancement and bonuses.  Employers must also use “neutral criteria”…

Knisbacher Law – Disability Discrimination

Employers are required to help their injured or handicapped employees return to or remain at work. Employers are required to work with injured employees to help them perform their job or return to work after being injured.  Employers must provide “reasonable accommodation”  to injured and disabled employees.  The type of accommodation that is considered reasonable depends on your job…

Knisbacher Law – Employment Visas

Lawful Permanent Residency Status for Professionals Knisbacher Law Offices helps non-immigrant foreign nationals obtain lawful permanent residence status by classifying them in some of the following categories: Persons of extraordinary ability International executives and managers Persons whose entry into the United States will be in the National Interest of the U.S. Professional and/or Skilled Workers in…

Knisbacher Law – Wage and Hour Laws

Knisbacher Law Offices represents clients in individual and class actions regarding wage and hour matters, including wage theft, missed lunch breaks, off-the-clock work, mis-classification of employees as salaried, failure to pay overtime wages, and similar matters. Lunch Breaks: Employers are required to provide hourly employees with a 30 minutes off-the-clock for lunch.   Employees must…

Knisbacher Law – Sexual Harassment

Employers are required by law to create a workplace that allows employees to work without illegal interference from their co-workers, from their bosses, or from customers.  Unwanted touching, Taunting, race-baiting, name-calling, hostile staring or use of offensive words is prohibited by law.  Employers are required to provide a workplace that is free from sexual innuendo, comments and…

Knisbacher Law – Defensa de Deportación

Defensa de Deportación Somos apasionados defensores de derechos de los inmigrantes . Si usted es un inmigrante que enfrenta un proceso de deportación /expulsión, nuestros abogados de defensa de deportación pueden ayudar . Si usted o un miembro de su familia ha recibido una notificación para comparecer ante un juez de inmigración, llame a nuestro…

Knisbacher Law – Ginny Harjot Walia

Ginny Harjot Walia has handled numerous cases throughout the criminal courts of the greater San Francisco Bay Area. As a criminal defense attorney and former public defender Ginny Walia has  successfully handled numerous jury trials, appeared on national and local television, and achieved a very high level of success in a relatively short period of time.…

Knisbacher Law – Litigation

Knisbacher Law Offices represents individuals and small businesses in state and federal courts throughout California. Representative cases include class actions, constitutional issues, probate litigation, unfair business practices, commercial tenancy disputes, and breach of business contracts. We have been litigating cases at reasonable cost with proven results since 1994.

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