On December 21, 2020, the Court of Appeal affirmed the trial verdict in Lave v. Charter Communications on a 3-0 vote. Click here for opinion.
January 27, 2020, Torrance, CA - The Rager Law Firm Featured In The Los Angeles & San Francisco Daily Journal Article, 'Fighting The Bully'. Click Here To View Article.
January 15, 2019, Los Angeles, CA - Court Awards Kaiser Employee $1,228,721.96 In Wrongful Termination Case, Represented By Jeffrey Rager. Click Here To View Article.
A Jury awarded Dr. Martinucci $11,441,559 against Southern California Permanente Medical Group and Kaiser Foundation Health Plan. Dr. Martinucci proved that the Defendants’ retaliated against him for attempting to improve patient care through uniform radiology procedures.
See ArticleDr. Chaugle proved that he was retaliated against for advocating for better patient care. The jury compensated him in the amount of $3,458,331.00, and found that defendants’ conduct was malicious, fraudulent, and oppressive warranting a punitive damages tri...
See ArticleHuffman v. Wonderbread/IBC $2,699,000.00 Mr. Huffman was demoted to a lower-paying position after a long career with the defendants. The jury found that he was demoted on the basis of age. The jury awarded past and future economic damages, and emotional distress.
Herbst v. Universal Studios, Inc. $2,500,000.00 Ms. Herbst was a 20-year employee. The jury found that Universal Studios engaged in gender harassment. The jury awarded past and future economic damages, emotional distress, and punitive.
In 2009, Our wrongful termination attorney Los Angeles firm secured a seven figure settlement for a physician allegedly terminated for his patient advocacy.
A Jury awarded Dr. Brannigan $2,108,303 against Sutter Health. Dr. Brannigan proved that Defendants’ retaliated against him for reporting substandard conditions in the Obstetrics Department.
See ArticleIn 2010, Mr. Rager achieved a $2 Million settlement on behalf of an employee who alleged that he was terminated in retaliation for reporting HIPAA violations.
“Dr. Wascher raised 3 primary patient care concerns: (1) There was a lack of timely access to surgery for cancer patients; (2) general surgeons were doing complex cancer cases they were not qualified to perform; (3) there was no comprehensive cancer care program at Kaiser Orange County. In response to his complaints, the jury found that Dr. Wascher was retaliated against defamed.
Mr. Rager obtained a verdict for $1.634 million on behalf of a nurse who proved that she was retaliated against for advocating for better patient care.
2014, Mr. Rager obtained $1,519,679 JORDAN v. CITY OF LONG BEACH.
See ArticleWang v. Sony Electronics, Inc. $1,450,000.00 Mr. Wang was a 14-year employee. The case was originally dismissed by the trial court, but the plaintiff appealed. The Court of Appeal reversed the dismissal, and after a lengthy jury trial, the jury awarded past and future economic damages, emotional distress, and punitive. The jury found that Sony retaliated against Mr. Wang for taking medical leave.
In 2021, Mr. Rager received a $1.4 million settlement on behalf of a terminated manager alleging retaliation and whistleblower claims.
On September 3, 2019, Mr. Rager resolved the case of a 21-year employee. Ms. Renshaw-Bodnar had an impeccable performance record. In June 2017, she reported racial discrimination and was fired 6-months later.
On January 25, 2019, a jury and the court compensated Ms. Loveless $1,228,721.96 in a case in which she proved that she was the victim of retaliation for raising concerns to Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Human Resources.
Landis v. Pinkerton’s Security $1,204,838.00 Mr. Landis was a 25-year employee. The Court found that plaintiff had a contract not to be terminated in the absence of good cause. The Court found the reasons for the termination were untruthful and awarded past and future wages.
2008, Mr. Rager obtained a $1.1 million dollar settlement on behalf of a plaintiff who was terminated just prior to his stock options vesting.
2015, Spectrum in which we achieved a total verdict of $1,046,347.55 on behalf of a technician who was fired for taking medical leave.
See ArticleIn 2021, a jury found that Kaiser Foundation Health Plan committed defamation of Ms. Vargas when they terminated her. They awarded compensation in the amount of $301,240.00.
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