Chula Vista, CA
Employment and labor Lawyer at Chula Vista, CA
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Litigation, Admiralty & Maritime
OUTCOME: After hearing before the EEOC, Complainant was restored to federal service with full back pay and benefits.
Complainant was terminated during probationary field training. Complainant was repeatedly called "old dog" and told that he was too old for the law enforcement position by his trainers and supervisors ... . Complainant was wrongfully denied remedial training and the AJ found he was set up for failure by his training team.
OUTCOME: Settled: Agency hired Complainant into GS-14 permanent position, provided 4 Quality Step Increases, agreed to an out of state detail for a limited duration compensatory damages for medical expenses related to stress-induced injuries & attorney fees.
Complainant, a contract term attorney-advisor, was harassed by her supervisors, assigned an unreasonable workload and not selected repeatedly for hire into a permanent position on the basis of her sex, ... national origin and in reprisal for prior protected activity. Agency failed to conduct a timely investigation or to produce an investigative file. The EEOC awarded default judgment on liability.
OUTCOME: Complainant restored to federal service with backpay, compensatory damages and attorney fees
Complainant filed discrimination and retaliation claims based on race, color, and national origin after being hazed at FLETC, and terminated in probationary year from Field Office.
OUTCOME: Plaintiff's verdict, 12-0 on all claims
I represented Plaintiff, Hughette Pelletier in a California theft of trade secrets case concerning her biochemical crystallographic research of the three dimensional structure of Polymerase Beta, an en ... zyme responsible for the repair of DNA. The case was heard in the San Diego Superior Court before Hon. Ronald S. Prager.
OUTCOME: Defense verdict
Breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit based on joint venture agreement. Civil jury trial in San Diego Superior Court in 2013.
OUTCOME: Default judgment
Represented lienholder in vessel arrest of motor yacht in the Central District of California to foreclose maritime lien. Default judgment granted to Plaintiff. Appeal to 9th Circuit by defendant and ... defense attorney (re: sanctions against atty) affirmed default judgment and sanctions by district (magistrate) court.
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