Aequitas Law Group
California Law Firm
Aequitas Law Group
Our law firm specializes in protecting the rights of employees and consumers. Our mission is twofold: (1) to ensure that hard-working employees are properly and accurately compensated for the time they spend working for their employers; and (2) to protect consumers against companies that engage in fraud or unfair business practices. Many companies conduct business in a fair and honest fashion. Unfortunately, however, there are many that do not. When such companies violate your rights, those companies often know that individual employees and consumers generally will not be motivated to file lawsuits to seek relief. Class action is the ideal mechanism to seek justice in these situations.
Practice Areas:
-Class Action
-Wage & Hour
-Employment
-Consumer Fraud
Principal Attorneys:
-Ronald H. Bae
-Joseph Cho
Aequitas Law Group
500 S. Grand Avenue, Suite 1310
Los Angeles, California 90071
Office (213) 223-7144
Facsimile (213) 223-7098
http://www.aequitaslawgroup.com
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