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Irrelevant Complaints against a Plaintiff Are Inadmissible
This week, in Argueta v. Worldwide Flight Services, Inc., the California Court of Appeals certified for publication its ruling that […]
Veterans Deserve Enforceable Rights, Not the Feres Doctrine
To honor veterans, Americans should demand that courts and lawmakers protect servicemembers from discrimination and retaliation. Instead, following the Supreme […]
California Supreme Court Restores Hope of Labor Code Enforcement, in Adolph v. Uber
This week, the Supreme Court of California restored employees’ right to bring claims of Labor Code violations against their employer […]
Bay Area: Black workers at Tesla claim lawsuits have not stopped discrimination
Published 07/03/2023 in the Marin Independent Journal:
Supreme Court Clarifies Undue Hardship Standard in Religious Accommodation Cases
Last week, the Supreme Court clarified a prior decision that employers used to shirk their obligations under Title VII of […]
Los Angeles County May Be On the Hook for Missed Overtime for In-Home Health Providers,...
More than 10,000 in-home care providers won a major victory against Los Angeles County earlier this month when the Ninth […]
