Remote Work As A Reasonable Accommodation to A Disability under ADA / FEHA
Jan 05, 2026
In this video, I discuss the employer's potential obligations to at least consider allowing a qualified, disabled employee to work remotely as an accommodation to his physical limitations. This is reg...
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How to Make The Most Out of Your Legal Consultation With An Attorneys
Jan 05, 2026
Here are specific steps you can take to make your legal consultation as useful and productive as possible. Forward A Written Summary of Your Issue To The Lawyer Draft a brief but specific and to-the-p...
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Three-Step Sexual Harassment Case Checklist
Jun 02, 2016
This checklist should help you make an early determination whether your might have a legitimate sexual harassment claim against your employment. Were You Really "Harassed"? Harassment within the meani...
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How to Build Your Wrongful Termination Case Before You Are Fired
Jan 02, 2013
Practical and useful tips for building your wrongful termination case before you are fired, but when you know that the employer is looking to terminate you for discriminatory or retaliatory reasons. ...
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How to Present Your Wrongful Termination Case to an Attorney
Aug 18, 2012
Practical, specific tips on presenting your employment/wrongful termination case to an attorney....
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How to complain about harassment, discrimination and retaliation to your management the right way
Oct 09, 2011
You feel that you are being driven out out of your workplace by your immediately supervisor or one of the managers. You suspect that the reason for scrutinizing your work or issuing negative performanc...
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Your Deposition - Arguably The Most Important Part of Your Case.
Sep 17, 2010
Most civil litigation attorneys will agree that their client's deposition is one of the most important and often is the most important stage in pursuing a claim. This is the time when you, as a Plainti...
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California Employment Law: Should You Be Paid for Your Commute Time?
May 01, 2010
An employee who travels to complete assignments and projects for his employer and/or for his employer's clients is often crioius whether he/she should be paid for that commute time. The leading Califor...
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Before You Testify at Your Deposition
Jan 27, 2010
Review all your documents Make sure you review all the important documents before your deposition, including the lawsuit you filed, your discovery responses and any documents you have produced to the...
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How to Prepare for Personal Injury or Employment/EEOC Mediation
Aug 01, 2009
Be flexible and do NOT set bottom number settlment in your mind. It is essential that you come to the mediation with an open mind. You might have the bottom $ figure in mind under which you are not w...
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