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Ramos-Echevarria v. Pichis Highlights Challenges of Disability Law in California

A case out of Puerto Rico recently shows the challenge that persons with disabilities have at work as well as trying to show they have faced discrimination in the workplace. In Ramos-Echevarria v. Pichis Inc., a worker who suffers from epilepsy claimed that his employer discriminated against him because he…

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Unemployed Facing Discrimination in Santa Ana at the Worst Possible Time

As the California Employment Lawyer Blog reported recently, older Americans seeking jobs are facing discrimination from employers who refuse to put them on equal footing with younger job seekers. As the New York Daily News and The New York Times report, those who are unemployed are also facing an unprecedented…

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Wal-Mart Discrimination Saga Continues in California Court

The saga between Wal-Mart and potentially 1 million female employees who believe there is widespread discrimination continues as the giant retailer agreed to give the plaintiffs an extra 90 days to file their cases, Bloomberg reports. California Employment Lawyer Blog recently reported on the situation, in which the U.S. Supreme…

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Texas Woman Sues Former Boss For Age Discrimination For Not Dying Gray Hair

A Houston-area woman has sued her former employer for age discrimination, alleging she was told to dye her gray hair and was fired after refusing to do so, the Houston Chronicle reports. The Employment Law Team of Orange County is committed to helping employees who face discrimination for any reason,…

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In Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. V. Dukes, U.S. Supreme Court Rules Against Workers in Discrimination Lawsuit

The U.S. Supreme Court in Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. V. Dukes recently ruled that a class-action lawsuit made of 1.5 million female Wal-Mart workers can’t proceed because the plaintiffs haven’t shown justification for class-action status. Orange County Employment Lawyers believe this is another slap in the face to workers who stand…

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Gender Nondiscrimination Act Working Its Way Through California Senate

The California State Senate Judiciary Committee recently voted in favor of a bill that would strengthen employment, housing and other civil rights protections to all Californians, especially those discriminated against based on gender identity and expression, the San Francisco Bay Times reports. Discrimination can come in all aspects of life,…

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LAPD Discrimination Shows Why Employment Lawyers Are Key

The Los Angeles Police Department has been slapped with more than 200 workplace discrimination lawsuits in the last decade and has paid out more than $18 million, with more than 100 that still haven’t been resolved, The Los Angeles Times reports. The lawsuits stem from claims of sexual harassment, racial…

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Eglin Baylor Continues Fight Against Clippers in California Discrimination Lawsuit

Former General Manager of the Los Angeles Clippers continues his fight against the team in a Los Angeles race and age-discrimination lawsuit. Baylor claims he was “positioned to take responsibility for the [team’s] losses,” according to the Los Angeles Times. With the recent downfall in the economy companies continue to…

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Riverside employment lawyers note retaliation complaints surpass race-based complaints in 2010

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission received more workplace discrimination complaints last year than at any time in the agency’s history. Our Riverside employment lawyers understand how important it is for an employee to protect his or her rights, especially given the current economic environment. Employers have spent several years reducing…

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