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5 Situations When Being Fired May Be Wrongful Termination

Posted in Wrongful Termination on September 28, 2022

Wrongful termination is a somewhat nebulous legal term. Many people misconstrue the meaning behind a wrongful termination. These cases are very difficult to prove, especially due to the “at-will” employment laws in effect across the United States. However, there are some situations in which wrongful termination is more obvious. Consider the following five scenarios and… read more

When Can You Sue an Employer for Wrongful Termination?

Posted in Wrongful Termination on September 26, 2023

It’s not uncommon for employees who lose their jobs to wonder if they have been wrongfully terminated, especially when an employer offers a vague explanation for the firing or no explanation at all. Wrongful termination is an often-misunderstood legal concept that only applies to a very specific set of circumstances. It occurs when an employee… read more

New 2020 Law Prohibits “No Rehire” Provisions

Posted in Workplace Discrimination on September 27, 2022

When employees file a claim against an employer for harassment in the workplace, oftentimes, as part of a settlement offer, employers would include a “no-rehire” provision to ensure that the victim of harassment is never allowed to work for their company in the future. While many employees and employers oftentimes mutually agree to part ways… read more

California’s Meal and Rest Laws 2019

Posted in Wage & Hour Laws on September 28, 2022

California is one of the best places to live as an employee in America. California’s employment laws generally favor employees, with extensive medical leave benefits and strong anti-discrimination laws. California also has meal and rest break requirements all employers must obey, or else face penalties. Understanding California’s current meal and rest break rules could help… read more

Can an Employer Ask for Proof of Disability in California?

Posted in Discrimination on May 19, 2025

Understanding the legal boundaries of employer requests regarding workplace accommodation and disability rights processes presents significant complexity. A common question arises, “Is it within legal bounds for employers in California to require proof of disability from their employees?” Employees maintain their right to keep medical information private, but employers can demand documentation from their employees… read more

Your Rights as a Cancer Patient in the Workplace in California

Posted in Discrimination on September 28, 2022

Finding out you have cancer is hard enough without also having to deal with requesting time off work, explaining your situation to your boss and dealing with workplace discrimination. The National Cancer Institute estimates over 1.7 million new cancer cases arise each year. More than 40% of cancer patients are working adults. You are not… read more

Are Rideshare Drivers Employees?

Posted in Firm News on September 28, 2022

Uber, Lyft, and other rideshare companies have been at the center of an employment law controversy almost since their inception. Unlike taxi companies, ridesharing services do not classify their drivers as employees. Instead, they classify them as independent contractors in all 50 states. This makes rideshare drivers ineligible to receive benefits promised to employees under… read more

How Can I Prove Sexual Harassment With No Witnesses?

Posted in Sexual Harassment on September 28, 2022

Sexual harassment is a pervasive problem in the workplace. The most recent year data is available, nearly 30% of all charges filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) dealt with sexual discrimination, including sexual harassment. If someone sexually harassed you in the workplace, you have every right to seek justice and restitution. Even if… read more

What Do I Do If I Was Misclassified as an Independent Contractor?

Posted in Firm News on September 28, 2022

It is every employer’s legal duty to properly classify its workers as either employees or independent contractors according to certain criteria. The correct classification is important because it can determine your pay scale, taxes, benefits, rights, and responsibilities as a worker. If you believe your boss has misclassified you as an independent contractor when you… read more

How to Blow the Whistle If You Signed an NDA?

Posted in Whistleblower Protection on September 28, 2022

Many employees in various industries must agree to and sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) as a requirement of their work. For example, a pharmaceutical company employee may need to agree not to share trade secrets with competing companies. Employees who work in client-facing businesses may need to sign NDAs agreeing not to discuss client-related matters in… read more