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Last Modified on Mar 14, 2024
Employee Rights in Los Angeles Explained

Each and every California employee is entitled to certain rights when it comes to their job, and those in the…

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Last Modified on Jan 11, 2024
SpaceX Employees Allege Wrongful Termination After Writing an Open Letter Criticizing Elon Musk’s Past Social Media Posts

SpaceX CEO and founder Elon Musk has been accused by a U.S labor agency of wrongly firing nine employees. These…

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Author ImageBy   |  Employment Law , Medical Leave , Wage and Hour , Wrongful Termination  |  
Last Modified on Dec 15, 2023
Disability and Medical Leave at Work in Los Angeles

Today I want to talk about disability and medical leaves at work. Under California law, disability is any serious medical…

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Author ImageBy   |  Employment Law , Disability Discrimination , Medical Leave , Wrongful Termination  |  
Last Modified on Dec 15, 2023
Case Example: Disability Medical Leave in Los Angeles

Today I want to talk about one of my medical and disability leave cases. I had a client once who…

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Author ImageBy   |  Employment Law , Retaliation , Wrongful Termination  |  
Last Modified on Nov 30, 2023
Former Fox News Reporter Sues the Network for Terminating Him Due to His Opposition to the January 6th Insurrection Coverage

Former Fox News Reporter, Jason Donner, says that he was targeted and terminated for opposing false claims related to the…

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Last Modified on Nov 16, 2023
How to Get Around a Non-Disclosure Agreement: Are There Exceptions?

A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is a legally binding contract that explicitly prohibits the sharing of confidential information. It is a…

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Author ImageBy   |  Employment Law , Wage and Hour  |  
Last Modified on Nov 15, 2023
Uber and Lyft Agree to Pay $328 Million for Underpaying Drivers

Ride share services, Uber and Lyft agreed to pay a combined $328 million for withholding money from drivers. New York…

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Author ImageBy   |  Employment Law  |  
Last Modified on Nov 10, 2023
Signs of a Hostile Work Environment in California

For many people, the perfect job allows them to leave work at work. Unfortunately, many employees are subject to inappropriate…

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Author ImageBy   |  Employment Law , Retaliation , Sexual Harassment , Wrongful Termination  |  
Last Modified on Oct 30, 2023
‘60 Minutes’ Producer Files Lawsuit Against CBS Claiming Gender Discrimination and Retaliation

CBS’ “60 Minutes” is currently dealing with a lawsuit that accuses them of gender discrimination and sexual harassment by several…

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Author ImageBy   |  Employment Law , Wage and Hour  |  
Last Modified on Oct 13, 2023
California Increases Minimum Wage For Fast Food Employees to $20 Hour

California governor, Gavin Newsom, signed into law a bill to increase wages for fast-food workers across the state. AB 1228,…

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