El Paso Representation for Workers' Rights
Justice Comes to Those Who Demand It
Asi como luchamos por tierra y libertad en el pais de nuestros padres, seguimos la lucha en este pais por nuestros derechos. La justica viene a los que la exigen.
At the El Paso office of Byron Calderón, Attorney at Law, our focus is on protecting West Texas workers from wrongful termination, mistreatment, harassment, and discrimination. We work with both English-speaking and Spanish-speaking clients, and we focus on protecting your rights in the workplace.
The Experience to Help — the Background to Understand — the Temperament to Demand Justice
Attorney Byron Calderón has been practicing law for 27 years and was born and raised in West Texas with an ancestral Mexican heritage. He worked in the oil fields and at a sulfur mine before becoming a lawyer. He is a passionate advocate for employees, injured workers, and workers' rights throughout West Texas.
If you are dealing with any of the following legal matters, contact our firm to find out how we can help:
- An on-the-job injury
- Job discrimination
- Sexual harassment at work
- Intimidation, harassment, or threatening behavior at work
- Wrongful termination due to retaliation
- Workers' compensation issues
- Options for undocumented workers
- Injuries sustained in a car or trucking accident
- Other personal injury accidents
Find out more about our areas of practice
When you need backing from an experienced attorney with strong courtroom skills, we can help. When you need an attorney who will wait to be paid for his work until you receive money damages on your case, we can help. We put the law back to work for you, representing workers in a wide range of legal matters.
El Paso Employment Law Representation
Contact a personal injury and employment law attorney if you have been injured or mistreated at your job in the El Paso area. Whether you are a citizen, a legal worker or an undocumented employee, you have rights. We can protect them. We are mindful of the fact that there are employers in our community who reap the benefits of undocumented labor, then discriminate against those same undocumented workers when dictated by convenience.
