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The following represents a recent sampling of verdicts and settlements
we have obtained for our clients:
- $1,000,000 - Sexual harassment/Sexual battery over an extended
course of time by Manager
- $650,000 - Employee wrongfully terminated after reporting toxic
conditions in the workplace
- $450,000 - Breach of contract claim alleging failure to pay
for services rendered
- $750,000 - Breach of contract claim alleging failure to pay
commissions
- $275,000 - Sexual harassment/Sexual battery involving quid pro
quo by Manager
- $300,000 - Retaliation and wrongful termination against employee
complaining of sexual harassment in the workplace
- $420,000 - Two employees terminated on the basis of age
- $625,000 - Retaliation and sexual harassment against a partner
of a professional firm
The following represents a sampling of internal investigations
we have conducted for our employer-clients and the results we have
achieved:
- Investigation of allegations of age discrimination asserted
by long-term employee in a civil lawsuit results in early voluntary
dismissal of lawsuit by employee.
- Investigation of allegations of whistle-blowing and retaliation
raised by former employee after threatened litigation results
in limitation of civil exposure by employer and avoidance of the
filing of a civil lawsuit.
- Investigation of internal complaint of sexual harassment lodged
by female independent contractor results in limitation of civil
exposure by employer and avoidance of the filing of a civil lawsuit.
- Investigation of EEOC complaint filed by former female employee
alleging sexual harassment and wrongful termination results in
an EEOC finding in favor of employer and dismissal of complaint
by EEOC.
- Investigation of EEOC/DFEH complaint filed by current employee
alleging race discrimination results in EEOC/DFEH finding in favor
of employer and dismissal of complaint by EEOC/DFEH.
- Investigation of internal complaint of sexual harassment and
sexual battery lodged by current male employee results in limitation
of civil exposure by employer and avoidance of the filing of a
civil lawsuit.
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The comments contained in this website are
not to be considered legal advice nor should they be construed to
apply in all claims. Your claim should be reviewed on an individual
basis. For legal advice or opinion, please consult an attorney to
determine if the information in this guide applies to your claim.
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