For over 25 years, Cohelan & Khoury has represented plaintiffs in complex California litigation in San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Francisco, Alameda, and Sacramento counties, emphasizing labor and employment, overtime labor laws, overtime class actions, consumer, antitrust, and public interest cases.
How Can We Help You?
Toward our goal of recovering wages for 1,000,000 workers, our firm has obtained settlements for more than 350,000 employees throughout California for claims under labor law guidelines, including:
- Computer IT/IS Professionals
- Account Executives & Managers
- Sales Representatives
- Managers/Assistant Managers
- Loan Consultants
- Commission Sales Employees
- Underwriters & other Commissioned Bank Employees
If your employer has reclassified you from salaried to hourly, according to overtime labor laws you may be entitled to overtime going back four years.
If you feel your employer has treated you and your co-workers unfairly, get in touch with us now.
Why Cohelan & Khoury?
Experience: Our lawyers have over 100 years of combined civil litigation experience, including certified class actions in state and federal courts, class action trials, and settlements.
Leaders in our Field: We literally “wrote the book,” Cohelan on California Class Actions (link to buy the book) (Thomson West 1997-2007)
Employment Expertise: Our lawyers lecture for continuing education courses and publish articles on labor law subjects
Relationships: Cohelan & Khoury maintains cooperative relationships sharing information and co-counseling cases with plaintiff’s counsel throughout the country and encourages professional relationships with defense firms of all sizes
Judicial Respect: “In the highest tradition of pro bono service to the community, they [plaintiffs' counsel] have waived that right [to attorney's fees]. It is so commendable that their interests in the community so override their personal financial interest that they would voluntarily, not under compulsion, and not under the court's suggestion, that they would voluntarily say ‘we waive our right to attorney's fees’. How marvelous that you would do so.” — Hon. William McCurine, Jr., United States Magistrate Judge Spencer v. City of San Diego, No. 04CV-2314-BEN(WMC), February 21, 2007
“I have seen no similar indication of a public service rendered by any group of lawyers in all the years that I have practiced law myself which is for 38 or the 27 years that I have been on the bench.” — Hon. Milton Pollack, Senior United States District Court Judge, Bailey v. Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield, et al. MDL Docket No. 902 (S.D.N.Y.)
Recognition: AV Rated by Martindale Hubbell