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Apr
How Can I Seek Damages from a Wrongful Termination Suit?
If you are interested in suing a former employer for wrongful termination, there a few things you should know about this specific type of employment lawsuit. In wrongful termination cases, you are asking the jury to award you money, which is known as awarding damages. Usually...
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Apr
Am I Able to Sue for Wrongful Termination in California?
Getting fired or laid off from your job is never easy. It is a painful experience that many Americans experience each year. While layoffs and job terminations are a part of the work experience, some of these terminations are illegal. If you believe that you have recently...
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Apr
Wrongful Termination for Reporting Unsafe Work Conditions
Whistleblower Attorneys Explain Whistleblower Rights in California Employers and employees are likely to struggle with the impact of the current pandemic for some time to come. In fact, some U. S. health experts suggest the pandemic could continue until late 2021. For some em...
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Apr
What Are My Rights If I Am Wrongfully Terminated?
One of the problems we have is that employees are terminated and they get walked out of their firm and the employers tend to keep it a secret. So I think that when you feel something is unjust, I think it is important for you to reduce into writing why you’re still employed. Take...
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Apr
What Should I Do If I Feel I’m Being Wrongfully Terminated?
I would say the number one most important thing to do is to document what is occurring as well as call an attorney. Our firm is a firm, we have free consultations, and talk to someone about what your legal rights are because I think one of the most important things in life, in ge...
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Apr
What is Wrongful Termination?
Wrongful termination is when an employer fires an employee because for an illegal reason. In the state of California, we are an at-will state, so generally an employer can fire somebody for any reason that they want or no reason at all as long as it’s not an illegal reason, such...
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Apr
What Protections Do California Employees Have From Layoffs?
Layoffs are a tough time for an employee for a number of reasons. Not only are you now out of work, you were also fired for reasons that you had no control over, which is mentally taxing. Unfortunately, employers can fire employees for any reason that is not covered by laws. W...
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Apr
The Explosive Allegations Behind Snapchat’s Embarrassing Wrongful Termination Lawsuit
A wrongful termination lawsuit filed against Snapchat’s parent company, Snap Inc. , by a former employee contains damaging allegations involving the company. The lawsuit accuses the company of wrongful termination and blackballing the former employee by damaging his reputation...
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Why Is This Former LA Radio Announcer Suing for Wrongful Termination?
The former announcer for K-Love 107. 5, a Spanish radio station in Los Angeles, is suing her former employer over allegations she was fired for having a medical condition. According to the suit filed against Univision, the former announcer lost her job after receiving treatment f...
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Apr
Can You Be Fired for Using Legal Marijuana?
If you are following the 2016 elections, you may have noticed that California Proposition 64 is seeking to legalize marijuana. Proposition 64 has provisions that specify employers can still drug-test and make employment decisions in regard to marijuana use. However, California h...
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