Setyan Law Secures Unanimous Federal Jury Verdict A federal jury has delivered a resounding victory for employee rights, unanimously finding Costco Wholesale Corporation liable for disability discrimination and awarding $200,000 in damages to a former employee represented by Setyan Law. The 9-0 verdict, returned in the United States District Court for the Northern District of…
Wrongful Termination and Tort Law If you’ve recently lost your job under circumstances that felt unfair, illegal, or retaliatory, you’ve probably come across the term “wrongful termination” — and maybe even seen it described as a “tort.” But what does that actually mean, and how does it affect your legal options? Understanding the relationship between…
Do You Need a Federal Employee Attorney? Federal employee rights attorneys specialize in navigating the complex legal landscape that governs employment in government agencies—a system notably different from private-sector employment law. As a federal worker, you're protected by specific statutes and regulations that require specialized legal knowledge to interpret and enforce effectively. Unlike private-sector employees,…
What is Executive Order 11246? Executive Order 11246 is a U.S. federal order issued on September 24, 1965, aimed at promoting equal employment opportunities and prohibiting discrimination in the workplace by federal contractors and subcontractors. The order is a key component of efforts to ensure nondiscrimination and affirmative action in employment practices. Key Provisions of…
Proposition 22 “Protect App-Based Drivers and Services Act” Passes In November 2020, 58.6 percent of California voters passed Proposition 22, or the “Protect App-Based Drivers and Services Act”. (“Prop 22”) Prop 22 added Section 7448 to 7467 to California’s Business and Professions Code. An “app-based driver” is a person who works as a driver or…