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Can Employees of Vetter.com Take Legal Action Against Their Former CEO?

Understanding Your Rights in a Wrongful Termination Lawsuit 900 employees of Better.com were unceremoniously and unexpectedly laid off by CEO Vishal Garg via zoom earlier this month. A video of the exchange has now gone...

Workers’ Comp Benefits Increasing in 2022

California to Raise Max Benefits Over $183 Per Week According to a press release from the California Workers’ Compensation Institute (CWCI), workers’ compensation benefits are increasing dramatically this year. The sharp increase is in response...

Mistakes to Avoid After a Car Accident

8 Common Errors That Can Affect Your Right to Compensation No one expects to be involved in a car accident, particularly one with serious injuries. The moments after a sudden collision can be confusing and overwhelming....

How to Prove Discrimination in the Workplace

Any form of workplace discrimination is wrong, and in most cases, it is unlawful. State and federal law provide a number of protections for employees in an attempt to prohibit job discrimination, but unfortunately, it...

$10 Million Dollar Verdict for Woman Who Was Sexually Harassed at Sheriff’s Department & Fired After Disability-Related Medical Leave

Attorney Jacob Nalbandyan Secures Multi-Million Victory Against County Sheriff’s Department LNN is proud to announce a $10 million verdict on behalf of a client who had been sexually harassed for years by a superior at...

Newsom Signs “Silenced No More Act” Providing Additional Protections for Workers

The Bill Would Nullify Most Ndas Allowing Workers to Speak Out About Abuse and Discrimination On October 7, 2021, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 331 into law. The law, which will take effect...

Warehouse Workers Face Unsafe Conditions in Southern California

Sweltering Heat Raises Health Concerns at Unairconditioned Facilities in the Inland Empire Employees are facing unsafe working conditions at warehouses throughout Southern California. Despite summer temperatures reaching well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, many facilities remain...

What is Workers’ Compensation?

In 2019, workers' compensation insurance premiums amounted to over $48,343,292, as reported by the Insurance Information Institute. Unfortunately, this figure is only a part of the bigger picture, as over 888,220 people were injured on...

Your Non-Negotiable Rights as an Employee: 5 Integral Job Discrimination Laws

Between 2010 and 2017, over 80% of all closed job discrimination cases in the U.S. resulted in ZERO compensation for employees (Washington Post, 2019) One of the most important factors for the low percentage of successful case compensation payouts...

What Are Equal Employment Opportunity Laws? 7 Ways They Protect Job Applicants

Equal employment opportunity (EEO) laws are a collection of laws that protect employees from discrimination during the hiring and employment process. These laws were established under the Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act...