McLellan Law Group Featured by Insider Weekly as Go-To Resource for Tech Workers Facing Layoffs

mclellanlawgroupllp • April 15, 2025

We’re excited to share that McLellan Law Group, LLP was recently featured in Insider Weekly as a key resource for technology employees in California grappling with sudden layoffs and complex severance agreements. In the article, our firm’s insights on navigating employment disputes and protecting workers’ rights were highlighted, underscoring our commitment to guiding clients through uncertain times.

McLellan Law Group, LLP’s cofounders, Claire Melehani and Steven McLellan

Experienced Employment Law Attorneys

This recognition stems from our firm’s long-standing experience in employment law. Over the years, we’ve tackled cases ranging from discrimination and harassment to wrongful termination and severance negotiations, helping employees feel empowered and informed as they weigh their legal options. 


Advocacy for Older Workers

A particular focus for our team involves supporting older employees affected by large-scale layoffs. We regularly advise on the Older Workers Benefit Protection Act (OWBPA), which includes mandatory disclosures and review periods for employees over 40. Insider Weekly recognized our commitment to ensuring that older workers receive the full legal protections they’re entitled to under state and federal law.


Emphasis on Fair Severance Negotiations

In an industry where evolving company structures can leave employees with inadequate compensation packages, our firm has placed a strong emphasis on severance negotiation benefits. Insider Weekly cited several instances where our attorneys successfully helped tech professionals secure better terms or pursue legal action when employers were unwilling to engage fairly.


Serving Tech Workers Statewide

The article spotlighted real-life scenarios in which our team provided tailored counsel to workers facing tight severance deadlines, complex termination clauses, and sudden transitions into a competitive job market. Our in-depth understanding of workplace disputes and layoff-specific challenges, including protections for older employees and how to detect unfair severance terms, proved invaluable to readers seeking real-time guidance.


Employment Law Consultations for Californians

At McLellan Law Group, LLP, we’re committed to protecting employees’ rights. If you’re negotiating a severance package or deciding whether to accept an offer versus pursuing a lawsuit, our experienced employment attorneys can provide tailored advice to safeguard your interests. Request a free consultation today to discuss your situation and explore your legal options. We’re here to guide you every step of the way.

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