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Retaliation, Whistleblowing and Wrongful Termination Claims; 2023 New Employment Law Conference
Statistics from the DFEH and EEOC reveal that retaliation continues to be one of the top complaints filed with those organizations. And, those statistics do not include other retaliation claims brought under Labor Code Sections 1102.5 & 6310 and Health and Safety Code Section 1278.5 (or any of California’s many other anti-retaliation laws). Our panel, including an esteemed employment defense attorney and a prominent plaintiff employment attorney (fresh off a $3.5 Million victory in a FEHA/1102.5 retaliation case) will explain how best to prosecute and defend retaliation claims.
1.5 Participatory MCLE Credits
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