Employment Law
Tragedy at Tina’s Burritos: What Every Worker Needs to Know
On a quiet Sunday night in July 2025, tragedy struck the Tina’s Burritos factory in Vernon, California. A 19-year-old sanitation worker, Brayan Neftali Otoniel…
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Cal/OSHA Often Fails to Inspect Worksites After Worker Injuries
At Employees First Labor Law, we fight for workers every day—especially when the very agencies meant to protect them fall short. A scathing 2025…
Employment Law
Trump’s 15% Tariff Deal with the EU: Job Losses/Gains, & What’s at Stake
On July 27, 2025, former President Trump announced a significant trade agreement between the U.S. and European Union. Under the deal, the U.S. will…
Employment Law
CEO & HR Director Caught on Coldplay Kiss Cam: What Happens in a Normal Workplace?
The Viral Moment That Rocked a Company At a July 2025 Coldplay concert at Gillette Stadium, two high-ranking executives from the AI startup Astronomer—Andy…
Employment Law
Headless PAGA Claims: Can You Drop Your Individual Claims?
As California’s courts wrestle with the future of Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) claims, a new front has opened in the legal war over…
Employment Law
EFLL Secures Precedent-Setting Win Against Unfair Arbitration Agreement
In a published decision that strengthens protections for California workers, the Court of Appeal ruled in De León v. Pinnacle Property Management Services, LLC…
Employment Law
California Court Rejects Misleading Arbitration Agreement
In Velarde v. Monroe Operations, LLC (111 Cal. App. 5th 1009, June 6, 2025), the Fourth District Court of Appeal reaffirmed that arbitration agreements…
Employment Law
Remote Work? Not Without a Real Disability, California Court Rules
In a new ruling that will shape post-pandemic workplace rights in California, the Court of Appeal confirmed that employees do not have a right…
Employment Law
Court Upholds $4M Harassment Verdict for LAPD Officer: What Carranza v. City of LA Means for Workers
In a powerful reminder that employers must act swiftly to stop workplace harassment, the California Court of Appeal recently upheld a $4 million jury…
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