In most states your employer can fire you without giving a reason. But at-will employment is not a shield for retaliation or discrimination. A California employment lawyer explains how to tell the difference and what evidence actually matters.
A Wisconsin jury awarded $125 million after Walmart fired a 15-year employee with Down Syndrome. Then a 1991 statutory cap cut it to $300,000. Here is how that happened.
A toxic workplace is not always illegal, but a hostile work environment is. A California employment lawyer explains the difference and the three-part formula for proving it.
As Trump’s EEOC focuses on white men, the question must be asked, who actually faces the most discrimination at work?
What looks like a helpful habit quietly makes you the most powerful person at work – and it only takes 90 seconds!
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to build a paper trail like a workers rights lawyer.
Recap emails are one of the most powerful ways to protect yourself from false accusations, shifting stories, and workplace politics.
A good paper trail protects your money, your credibility, and your job. Here’s how to do it like a workers rights lawyer.
Religious exemptions from AI face similar challenges as faith-based vaccine exemptions from the Covid-era.
A Lawyer’s Guide to Malicious Compliance
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