Fisher & Phillips

Disability Attorney in Los Angeles, California

3(2 reviews)

(213) 330-4500444 S Flower St, Ste 1590, Los Angeles, CA 90071View on Yelp

Fisher & Phillips - disability attorney in Los Angeles, CA

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About Fisher & Phillips

Fisher & Phillips operates from downtown Los Angeles at 444 S Flower Street, Suite 1590, with a practice focused on employment law, general litigation, and workers compensation matters. The firm holds a 3-star rating with two client reviews, reflecting their litigation-oriented approach to workplace disputes. Their downtown location provides convenient access for clients throughout the Los Angeles area. As a litigation-focused firm, they bring courtroom experience to employment and workers compensation disputes that require legal advocacy.

Practice Areas

Employment law litigation

Workers compensation claims

General civil litigation

Workplace disputes

Injury claims representation

Settlement negotiations

Court representation

Specialties

Employment lawGeneral litigationWorkers compensation

How They Can Help

The firm represents clients in employment law disputes, workers compensation claims, and general civil litigation matters. They take an aggressive litigation approach when necessary, but also pursue settlement when it serves clients' interests. Their courtroom experience means they are prepared to take cases to trial if disputes cannot be resolved through negotiation.

What to Expect

Working with Fisher & Phillips begins with an initial consultation to evaluate your employment or injury matter and the strength of available legal claims. The firm explains litigation strategy and realistic outcomes for your situation. They handle all aspects of litigation, from initial claims through trial, keeping you informed of developments and strategic decisions.

Service Area

Located downtown Los Angeles, Fisher & Phillips serves clients throughout the Los Angeles area for employment and litigation matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should my workers compensation case go to trial?

Trial is appropriate when insurers deny valid claims or offer inadequate compensation. Fisher & Phillips evaluates settlement offers and advises whether litigation gives you a better chance of full recovery.

What is the difference between litigation and workers compensation hearings?

Workers compensation uses administrative hearings before judges, while litigation involves civil court. Fisher & Phillips handles both processes and explains which is appropriate for your situation.

How much does it cost to litigate an employment or workers compensation case?

Many employment and workers compensation cases are handled on contingency where you pay nothing unless you win. Fisher & Phillips can discuss their fee arrangements during your consultation.