Shimoda & Rodriguez Law, PC

Shimoda & Rodriguez Law, PC represents employees from offices in Elk Grove, California, and Holladay, Utah. The firm serves clients throughout the Sacramento metro area, Northern California, the Central Valley, and Utah. Its attorneys focus on employment and labor disputes, class action lawsuits, and qui tam claims. Employees in sectors ranging from manufacturing and hospitality to technology and finance seek the firm’s help with serious workplace issues that may affect their careers, income, and future.

Shimoda & Rodriguez Law, PC provides quality service and personal attention throughout the legal process. The firm begins with a detailed intake, carefully reviews the facts, and develops a strategy suited to the client’s goals. Its attorneys provide honest advice, set realistic expectations, and keep clients informed as matters progress. Although the firm seeks resolution through mediation when appropriate, it is prepared to represent clients in court. The firm advances case costs, and its fee depends on recovering damages.

Shimoda & Rodriguez Law, PC handles individual and class claims involving unpaid wages, overtime, missed meal and rest breaks, workplace discrimination, sexual harassment, wrongful termination, retaliation, family and medical leave, and whistleblower protection. The firm also represents qui tam relators who report fraud against government programs, including matters involving false claims, overbilling, kickbacks, and healthcare fraud. Its attorneys pursue employment and class action cases in state and federal courts and handle Private Attorneys General Act claims when applicable.

Shimoda & Rodriguez Law, PC brings more than 20 years of experience handling complex employment claims and reports collecting more than $100 million for employees. The firm also states that class action and Private Attorneys General Act settlements approved in January 2023 exceeded $5 million in combined payouts to thousands of California employees. Beyond its casework, its attorneys volunteer through community and Sacramento County Bar programs that promote diversity and help low-income individuals obtain employment law guidance.