New Orleans Employment Lawyer - Employee Rights
Phone: (504) 525-2520
Toll Free: (877) 525-2528

Based in New Orleans, employment lawyer James Arruebarrena, represents employees throughout the state of Louisiana in all employment matters. He has been protecting and preserving employees' rights since 1993, and is known throughout much of Louisiana (especially the New Orleans area) as "The Equalizer". Mr. Arruebarrena personally evaluates each claim he receives, and helps clients through difficult situations.

Many employers, and their insurance companies, have knowledgeable attorneys working directly for them, or on retainer, to represent them when they violate Louisiana and federal employment laws. Our employment lawyer, James Arruebarrena, is known as "The Equalizer" because he can level the playing field (or in some cases give you an advantage) by utilizing his experience, knowledge, and skills. For further information about our qualifications, please visit our Firm Overview page.

James Arruebarrena - The Equalizer

Our primary focus is employment law (representing you, the employee), and we are extremely proficient and well respected in that area. We handle all employee civil rights violations, including retaliation and wrongful termination claims, whistleblower and qui tam claims (especially environmental whistleblower claims), employee discrimination claims (including disability discrimination), and harassment claims (including sexual harassment ).

All complaints and/or requests regarding your employment should be made in writing. You should then keep copies of these communications in an area that can be accessed by you in the event you cannot access your workplace or workspace.

If you believe you are being targeted for termination for an unlawful reason, or if you have been wrongfully discharged, please schedule a confidential consultation with an experienced labor discrimination and employee rights lawyer by calling us at (504) 525-2520 or (877) 525-2528 Toll Free, e-mailing us, or filling out our employment law intake form on our Contact Us page. If your employer unlawfully made you suffer; let us help you make them pay.