
ADA Compliance Attorneys in Van Nuys
Laurel Employment Law is a team of attorneys committed to helping employees in California. Our firm is well-versed in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), both of which protect employees from workplace discrimination based on a disability.
If you believe your employer is failing to meet ADA compliance requirements, contact our team today at (310) 929-6371 to learn how we can help.

Five-Star Client Reviews
Read about how our approach to employment law makes a difference in our clients' lives. To learn more or get started with a consultation, call us at (310) 929-6371 today.
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"Outstanding Representation!"
They vigorously defended my rights and secured an exceptional outcome, exceeding my expectations.- Albert L. -
"They Got the Job Done!"
The firm was recommended to me after my company replaced me while on maternity leave. My lawyer went to work on my case right away and got the job done!- Jessica H. -
"Incredible Attorney"
Joshua White is a rising star in the legal profession. One of the sharpest minds in the field today.- Chris A. -
"Clear and Transparent"
I’m truly grateful for their support and highly recommend them.- Maryl Ann C. -
"They Kept Their Word"
They did what they said they'd do... whether a promise to me or a threat to the other side, they always backed up their words with action.- Jeremy S. -
"Tough, Smart, Strategic"
The exact right combination of tough, smart, and strategic. He knows how and when to push to get the best imaginable outcome.- Eric K.
What Are the ADA Compliance Requirements for Employers?
Under the ADA, employers are required to make reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities. This means that employers must adjust the workplace to enable employees with disabilities to perform their job duties to the best of their ability.
Employers must engage in an interactive process with employees to determine what accommodations are necessary. This process includes:
- Requesting more information about the disability.
- Requesting more information about the limitations the disability imposes on the employee.
- Requesting more information about how the limitations could be overcome with an accommodation.
- Considering the employee’s accommodation preferences.
- Choosing an effective, reasonable accommodation.
