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What Steps Can You Take to Address Sexual Harassment at Work?

As sexual harassment in the workplace becomes more visible, employees are beginning to gain more power in calling out inappropriate behavior. That does not mean that the process for doing so is always simple. In...

Forced to Resign? Know Your Rights

What to Know If You Were Forced Out of Your Job Were you forced to resign from your job in California? That kind of situation can feel confusing and unfair. Sometimes, an employer will pressure...

Fired Without Cause? We Can Help!

What to Know If You Were Wrongfully Terminated in California Were you fired without cause from your work? You might have a valid wrongful termination claim. In order to take legal action, you need to...

What Steps Can You Take to Address Sexual Harassment at Work?

Sexual harassment in the workplace can leave employees feeling confused, intimidated, and questioning how to respond. What steps can you take to address sexual harassment at work? Knowing this information is essential for protecting yourself,...

Your Rights If You Were Wrongfully Terminated in California

Your Rights If You Were Wrongfully Terminated in California Too often, employees are fired without cause. With little or no warning, they are let go from their jobs, causing financial uncertainty and instability. A person’s...

What Happens When an Insurance Company Denies Your Claim?

Your Rights If You Receive a Denial from an Insurance Provider When you are injured in an accident or sustain property damage, you expect an insurance company to provide you the compensation you deserve to...

5 Things to Know Before Returning to Work after Workers’ Comp Ends

Considerations to Make Before You Return to Work After an Injury When you are injured on the job, workers’ compensation can help to provide coverage for your medical bills, lost wages, and more. Many people...

Can California Remote Workers Get Workers Comp?

Nearly All Employees Are Eligible for Workers' Compensation The state of California requires almost all employers to be legally liable for injuries to employees that occur on the job, regardless of where those injuries took...

Can You Sue for an Elevator Injury?

Elevators are a staple in modern buildings, transporting millions of people between floors every day. However, when something goes wrong, the consequences can be devastating. According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health...

Upcoming Changes to CA Employment Law in 2024

New Employment Laws Taking Effect Next Year in California 2024 will bring a flurry of new employment laws to California. With the ending of the latest legislative session, we now know which laws will take...