by Experience, Dedication, Results | Aug 16, 2005
Today, I spare my readership. Rather than pick the bones of a reported legal autopsy, I prefer to work with some fresh material: my observations of the walking talking clients I’ve assisted over the last 12 years of employment law. We humans are not too original...
by Experience, Dedication, Results | Aug 15, 2005
Think that you have to deal with customers at work that continuously attack you based on your religion or race? Even if it’s just to keep your job? Well, think again. Thanks to the recent case of Galdamez v. Potter (No. 03-35682), Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, July...
by Experience, Dedication, Results | Aug 15, 2005
An institution in Pasadena California, the Huntington Memorial Hospital, founded in 1892, recently discovered that it had to bring its overtime practices into the 21st Century. The Case: Huntington Memorial Hosptial v. Irene Mutuc (Aug. 2, 2005).The Facts: The...
