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Posted January 21, 2024

Wrongful Termination in California: How to Prove a Claim

If you have recently been fired from your job, you may be wondering how to prove that your termination was wrongful. Unfortunately, this can be a challenging process, and many people don’t know where to start or may feel overwhelmed and give up. However, with the help of an experienced wrongful termination lawyer, you can […]

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Statute of Limitations for Wrongful Termination in California

If you were fired and believe it was unfair, you can sue your employer by filing a lawsuit within a certain time period. This time period in which you can file a lawsuit is known as the statute of limitations. It is important to note that the California wrongful termination statute of limitations varies depending […]

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How to File a Wrongful Termination Lawsuit in California

In California, employees who are wrongfully terminated from their job may have grounds to file a lawsuit against their employer seeking compensation for damages. Wrongful termination occurs when an individual has been fired from their job for reasons that violate state or federal law, such as discrimination, harassment, or retaliation. This is a comprehensive guide […]

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Average Wrongful Termination Settlement in California

A lot of people, despite being furious about being wrongfully terminated, want to know about the possible outcomes before proceeding to file a lawsuit against their employers. This is because they believe that if the compensation is not enough, the stress and legal expenses that a lawsuit brings along aren’t worth the hassle. We’ve compiled […]

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Posted January 5, 2024

Severance Agreements for Employees Over 40 in California

If you’re over 40 and facing a layoff or termination, receiving a severance agreement from your employer can be nerve-wracking. While they may offer you money and benefits, it’s crucial to fully understand the terms and conditions before signing anything. Thankfully, in California, employers are required to follow certain rules when offering severance agreements to […]

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Posted December 8, 2023

What is “Workplace Bullying” in California?

Bullying is something that can happen in any environment. Someone decides that they don’t like someone else and begins targeting them with the intent to bully them. Insults and disparaging remarks, sabotaging, starting rumors, pranking, and undermining reputations are all unfortunately common behaviors, even in the workplace. It can occur one-on-one or a group versus […]

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Posted November 14, 2023

Workplace Retaliation: What Are Your Rights in California?

Under California’s Labor Code section 230(e) employees are protected from termination or other workplace retaliation when they take certain protected actions, such as reporting discrimination, provided that either the employee has notified the employer of the violation or the employer is otherwise aware of the violation. Facing Employer Retaliation? Protect Your Vital Legal Rights California […]

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Labor Laws for Salaried Employees in California

Whether you’ve worked your full-time job for months or decades, you’ve got rights if you’re a salaried employee. California labor laws for salaried employees, in many cases, ensure that you’re covered if your employer acts in an unbecoming way or deprives you of pay. There are a lot of emotions that come up when your […]

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Posted November 8, 2023

California WARN Act & Layoff Protection for Employees

California employees who are at risk for layoff have certain legal protections. Employees have the right to notice of a layoff under both California and federal WARN laws. Employers in California are legally obligated to follow certain protocols if they must downsize, lay off a mass number of employees, close a facility, or make any other […]

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Posted November 2, 2023

Arbitration Agreements in California Employment Law Case

Arbitration agreements have become a common feature in employment contracts across the United States, including California. These agreements require employees to waive their right to sue their employers in court and instead resolve disputes through arbitration. While arbitration can offer benefits such as speed and efficiency, there has been growing concern that such agreements can […]

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