Misclassification as Independent Contractor
Protect Your Rights as a Worker & Employee in California
You Shouldn’t Bear The Costs of Misclassification as Independent Contractor
California laws are very clear about employers’ responsibilities for classifying workers as independent contractors or employees because it makes a significant difference in the amount of available benefits. Independent contractors rarely receive overtime, medical coverage, social security credit, unemployment insurance, tax withholding, or other advantages.
Unfortunately, California employers who fail to classify workers correctly usually fail to pay employees what they are owed as well. This isn’t just an inconvenience. It’s a violation of your rights, and you need a knowledgeable advocate who understands the law and will fight for the compensation and damages you’re entitled to.
Baker Law Group, LLP, has helped misclassified California workers since 2002. If your rights have been violated by an employer, including your right to fair and full compensation as an employee, choose Baker Law Group, LLP, for unflinching advocacy and diligent support.
Common Roles Misclassified as Independent Contractors
- Construction Workers
- Delivery Drivers
- Exotic Dancers
- Hospitality Workers
- Computer Programmers
Case Studies
Recent Case Results Include:
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