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EMPLOYMENT

REPRESENTATIVES CASES

  •  Suit alleging wrongful termination and whistleblower retaliation; cross-complaint for theft of trade secrets and injunctive relief.


  • Suit involving allegations of wrongful termination involving pregnancy leave and wage and hour violations.
  • Breach of contract, wrongful termination and cross complaint for trade secret violations in start up visual effects business.


  • Suit for unpaid wages, overtime and meal breaks in automobile industry.


  • Suit for age discrimination, failure to investigate and prevent discrimination, and wrongful termination.

 

  • Suit where plaintiff was terminated by employer #1, went to work for employer #2, was allegedly defamed by employer #1 and then terminated by employer #2.


  • Suit where plaintiff was demoted in his job by national employer due to his changing medical condition.


  • Suit where former employees all ended up working for direct competitor, which then started using trade secrets from those employees to produce almost identical product.


  • Suit over unpaid wages for property managers who received only free rent for managing a 45 unit apartment building.


  • Suit for wrongful termination brought by whistleblower company president of national health care company.


  • Suit for misclassification, failure to pay overtime, meal and rest breaks, wrongful termination, 17200.


  • Class action brought by telemarketers selling subscriptions to a business newspaper. Full commissions paid on subscriptions sold that potentially would have to be repaid if subscriber cancelled within 16 weeks.


  • Lawsuit by three seamstresses for wage and hour, non-payment of overtime, mealtime and rest break violations.


  • Numerous other lawsuits for Wrongful Termination based on disability, itemized statement claims, late pay, retaliation, harassment, and discrimination, under both FEHA and common law causes of action.


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