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California Discrimination, Retaliation Lawsuits Just Got Tougher

A decision recently handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court is going to make it more difficult for those making employment-related claims of discrimination and retaliation to win their cases. However, Riverside Discrimination Lawyer Houman Fakhimi is not discouraged and nor should you be. We are dedicated to ensuring that…

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Federal Discrimination Lawsuit Filed Against Hooters

A federal discrimination lawsuit filed against the Hooters restaurant chain alleges that the company forced a waitress out after brain surgery left her with a shorn head and an unsightly scar. Our Fullerton employment discrimination attorneys know that this certainly is far from the first time that Hooters – and…

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High Court Judge Weighs California Discrimination Suit Against Walmart

The merits of a second employment discrimination class action suit against box store giant Walmart are being weighed by a federal judge in California. Riverside Employment Attorney Houman Fakhimi understands that U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer has expressed some “serious” doubts about whether the case may move forward, following the…

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San Bernadino Employment Discrimination: Transgender People Included

San Bernadino employment discrimination has long been known to cover aspects such as national origin, religion and gender. But what if the person alleging the discrimination is transgender? San Bernadino Employment Discrimination Attorney Houman Fakhimi is happy to report they are now explicitly included as well, thanks to a landmark…

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Newport Beach Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Settled by Steakhouse

While many cases of discrimination in Newport Beach relate to on-the-job issues, it is possible for a person in the public to face these same problems. Newport Beach discrimination lawyers have seen examples of consumers who are denied service or rights based on an employee’s bias or racism. Discrimination in…

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Newport Beach Discrimination Settlement Reached for Mel Gibson’s Arresting Deputy

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputy who arrested actor Mel Gibson for DUI in 2006 has agreed to a $50,000 settlement with the sheriff’s department for retaliation, the Los Angeles Times is reporting. Retaliation in Newport Beach can be a problem in a variety of situations in the workplace. If…

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