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A Bank Executive in California Wins a $17M Wrongful Termination Judgment After Proving the Bank Fired Him to Avoid Paying Him a Bonus He’d Earned

Obviously, being a worker with duties that include the supervision and management of others is something that carries certain risks. One of those risks is that underperforming employees may become disgruntled at facing discipline for their deficiencies. One thing that shouldn’t be a risk of your job is being fired…

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Overcoming Hearsay Objections to the Evidence in Your California Wrongful Termination Lawsuit

Sometimes, your wrongful termination case may have overwhelming evidence on your side… a case where you are obviously entitled to a judgment in your favor. A lot of times, though, that’s not what happens. In many lawsuits, the cases are of the type often referred to as “he-said-she-said,” or as…

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I Was Fired from My Job in California for Cooperating with an Investigation into my Supervisors. What Can I Do Now?

When you are called upon by an investigator who has appeared at your workplace to investigate one or more of your co-workers, it can be a stressful time, even though you’re not the person under investigation. Being sought to answer questions or give testimony can be scary, especially if the…

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The Options You Have if Your California Employer Wrongfully Terminates You for Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim

There are lots of reasons why you can be fired from your job. Possibly fewer are more frustrating that being terminated in retaliation simply because you exercised your legal rights, such as filing a claim for workers’ compensation benefits. Of course, when an employer fires you simply because you filed…

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The Details of Your Employment Contract and What They May Mean If You Are Eventually Wrongfully Terminated from Your California Job

There are lots of good reasons why one might prefer to pursue litigation close to home. Having the case close by might mean lower costs and an opportunity to be more closely involved. It might mean getting a jury that’s more receptive to your arguments. It also might mean getting…

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Pursuing a Race Discrimination Case in California, Even if You Are Not a Racial Minority

Many people, when they hear the phrase “employment discrimination,” may associate those words with women, people of color, older workers, LGBTQ+ people or religious minorities. The reality is, however, that anyone can pursue a claim for discrimination in California if they can show that they suffered discrimination on the job…

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Wrongfully Terminated California Catholic School Teacher Wins Jury Awards Totaling More Than $3.6 Million

No one wants to think about being wrongfully terminated from their job as a result of doing something that would otherwise be a joyous thing, such as having a baby Unfortunately, though, it does occur. When it happens, the law gives those harmed workers certain legal options. And, sometimes, depending…

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How to Undertake a Retaliation Claim if Your Employer Punishes You for Filing an Employment Law Action

California law provides various forms of protections for workers here. One area where those protections comes into play is retaliation against a worker for exercising her legal rights. There are many acts that a worker may do and the employer cannot punish the worker for it or, if they do,…

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Restaurant Manager Lands $7.97M Verdict in Wrongful Termination Case After Her Employer Destroyed the Video that Allegedly Showed the Employee’s Misconduct

Sometimes, when a party to a case wrongfully destroys an important piece of evidence, the other side may be entitled to seek, and obtain, a penalty from the party who caused the destruction. The remedy to which you may be entitled for the “spoliation” of evidence can vary depending on…

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What Happens When Your California Employer Forces You to Sign an Arbitration Agreement Written in a Language You Don’t Comprehend

For many people, applying for a job is a relatively stressful process, and sometimes starting a new job can be, too. Imagine in the midst of these stresses being asked to sign a document written in a language you don’t read or speak. For some Spanish-speaking workers in California, that…

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