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.
Workplace harassment in any form is unacceptable. In California, workers are protected by both federal and state laws to ensure they aren’t the victims of such negative treatment in the workplace. Those who are harassed or discriminated against at work can take legal action accordingly. Unfortunately, although the law may officially prohibit workplace harassment, it ...
Read moreIn February, California’s Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) filed a lawsuit, alleging Tesla, Inc. harbored an atmosphere of harassment and racial discrimination against the company’s workers of color. When workers spoke up concerning the treatment, Tesla retaliated. This lawsuit is just the latest accusations in a checkered history of misconduct by Tesla. If ...
Read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic has significantly altered the way many people in and around the Los Angeles area go to work every day. In many cases, employers have allowed the majority of their workers to shift to a home-based work situation. This has worked out well for many people, but working from home has also opened ...
Read moreDiscrimination in the workplace is illegal and should not be tolerated. At The Rager Law Firm, we strive to stand up for the rights of workers in and around the Los Angeles area. We understand how detrimental workplace discrimination can be, which is why we always like to highlight cases in our area that demonstrate ...
Read moreThere is significant racial unrest throughout the United States, and this has been particularly clear in the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers. Now, the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing has entered into the racial discrimination arena with a new lawsuit against Cisco for caste discrimination towards an ...
Read moreThe Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits sex discrimination, and this applies to discrimination based on a person’s sexual orientation and gender identity, according to a recent Supreme Court Ruling. In June of 2020, the US Supreme Court ruled that the decades-old landmark civil rights law does indeed protect gay and transgender workers from discrimination ...
Read moreThe battle over equal pay for women and men in the United States has crossed every industry. It should come as no surprise to anybody that women are still paid less than men, even when they are performing the same job at the same functions. This battle has even crossed into major league sports and ...
Read moreMost people understand that there are strict laws in place to protect employees from discrimination and harassment in the workplace. However, as the coronavirus pandemic has swept across this country, the work situation for many people has changed. There has been a spike in telecommuting, which introduces an entirely new way for many people to ...
Read moreDiscrimination in the workplace is illegal. Employers cannot discriminate at any level of employment, including in their hiring practices. However, a recent case is raising questions about whether or not Amazon discriminates when they are hiring employees. At The Rager Law Firm, our Los Angeles discrimination attorneys want to discuss a recent lawsuit filed by ...
Read moreWorkplace discrimination is illegal, and employers who actively discriminate against their employees could find themselves in serious legal trouble. At The Rager Law Firm, our qualified and experienced team is dedicated to helping victims of workplace discrimination secure the compensation they need. Here, our Los Angeles Workplace discrimination attorneys want to discuss a recent lawsuit ...
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