
Fairchild Employment Law
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ABOUT FAIRCHILD EMPLOYMENT LAW
Dedicated to one thing only: helping employees
Fairchild Employment Law is an employment law firm located in San Diego that specializes in representing workers who have faced illegal treatment at work. The firm deals with various employment issues, such as wrongful termination, workplace discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and violations related to pregnancy, disability, and wages under California law. With more than 15 years of legal experience, including time spent in defense litigation, founder Jillian Fairchild offers significant insight into employers' tactics and how to effectively counter them. Fairchild Employment Law is dedicated to delivering compassionate representation, clear communication, and robust advocacy to assist clients in safeguarding their rights and seeking just resolutions.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English
HIGHLIGHTS
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2022
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100% Employment Law
About the Team
OUR STORY
Fairchild Employment Law, a woman-owned firm, is dedicated to advocating for employees facing workplace discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and wrongful treatment. Led by founding attorney Jillian Fairchild, who spent 15 years defending employers before shifting to exclusively represent employees, the firm leverages unique insights into employer strategies and legal defenses. In 2025, associate attorney Morgan Ruiz joined, bringing additional experience in plaintiff-side employment litigation. With a compassionate, client-focused approach, the firm listens carefully and supports clients through the stressful process of confronting unfair treatment across various workplace settings. Fairchild Employment Law has secured notable settlements for California workers in cases involving race, disability, pregnancy, age, gender discrimination, and retaliation. They represent employees statewide on a contingency fee basis, ensuring access to