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How Social Media Posts Can Affect Your Employment Law Claim
Posted in Firm News on November 24, 2023

Expressing yourself online is a personal right. However, being aware of the potential consequences and strategically managing your social media presence can help protect your interests when pursuing an employment law claim. Public Perception and Professional Image One of the most apparent ways social media can impact employment law claims is through public perception. Posts…

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How to Negotiate Your Severance Package
Posted in Firm News on November 17, 2023

Disclaimer: This information is intended as a general guide and does not constitute legal advice. Employment laws vary by state, and individual circumstances may differ. While this guide may be helpful, it is important to consult with a Los Angeles employment attorney for advice regarding your specific situation. Our firm specializes in California employment law….

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Signs of Ageism in the Workplace and How to Prevent It
Posted in Firm News on November 10, 2023

Ageism is a form of discrimination based on a person’s age. Since it can be more covert than other forms of bias in the workplace, recognizing the signs is crucial: Stereotyping and Assumptions One of the most blatant signs of ageism is assumptions about an individual’s capabilities, work ethic, or adaptability that are made solely…

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Why is Evidence Important in a Workplace Retaliation Case?
Posted in Firm News on November 3, 2023

Workplace retaliation is a serious issue that can have far-reaching consequences for both employees and employers. When an employee alleges retaliation, evidence is critical for the following reasons. Establishing a Factual Foundation Evidence serves as the cornerstone for building a factual foundation in a retaliation case. It helps to outline a clear timeline of events,…

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Retaliation in Performance Evaluations
Posted in Firm News on September 22, 2023

Retaliation by employers can take various forms, including negative changes in performance evaluations. Examples of Retaliation in Performance Evaluations Retaliation in a performance evaluation can manifest in various ways. Here are some examples: Unwarranted Negative Feedback Providing disproportionately negative feedback that is not supported by the employee’s actual performance, especially after the employee engaged in…

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How Long Does Copyright Protection Last?
Posted in Firm News on September 8, 2023

Copyright protection is a crucial aspect of the creative industry, ensuring that artists, writers, and creators have the right to control and benefit from their work. Here is a guideline on how long copyright protection lasts and the factors that influence its duration. The Basics of Copyright Duration Copyright protection is not forever. It has…

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How Can I Prove Sexual Harassment If There Were No Witnesses?
Posted in Firm News,Retaliation on April 5, 2023

Proving sexual harassment can be challenging, especially if there were no witnesses present. However, it is still possible to gather evidence and take steps to support your claim with the help of an employment attorney. Document Incidents Meticulously document each instance of sexual harassment, including dates, times, locations, descriptions of what occurred, and any relevant…

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Am I Required to Disclose My Pregnancy to My Employer?
Posted in Firm News,Pregnancy Discrimination on June 1, 2022

Pregnancy disclosure can be a sensitive topic for many women, especially early in the first trimester and in certain industries where it may be frowned upon or discriminated against. While this apprehension is valid, these employees should also know that they have a right to their privacy when it comes to pregnancy under California law….

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Can I Be Denied a Job for Being Pregnant?
Posted in Firm News,Pregnancy Discrimination on June 1, 2022

When job searching, it is not uncommon for a pregnant woman to question whether she will be considered a viable candidate by the employer because of her pregnancy status. Although illegal in California, pregnancy discrimination happens every day, and those seeking a job may experience it during the application and interview stages. However, there are…

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An Overview of California’s Pregnancy Disability Leave Act
Posted in Firm News,Pregnancy Discrimination on May 2, 2022

Despite the known complications associated with pregnancy and childbirth, the safety and well-being of the mother can sometimes go overlooked— especially in the workplace. The California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) acknowledges these potential complications and enforces a guaranteed leave for workers who become disabled during pregnancy or childbirth. Here is what that…

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