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Articles in this issue:

“The times they are a-changin’”

From #BlackLivesMatter to #NeverAgain and #MeToo, it feels like profound change is upon us


More than just great trial lawyers

CAALA’s Hall of Fame honors Bruce Brusavich, Jack Denove and Chris Spagnoli


Administrative remedies can be exhausting for plaintiffs employed by public entities

In the context of employment litigation, “exhaustion” of administrative remedies before filing suit can indeed be exhausting


Appellate Reports

[[case]]Regents of the Univ. of California v. Superior Court (Rosen)[[/case]] — Holding that universities have a special relationship with their students, and therefore owe them a limited duty of care to protect them during “curricular” activities


The best and worst employment developments of 2017

A brief overview of the cases that shaped the year in employment law (with a bit of color commentary)


Arm yourself with strategies and statutes to combat sexual harassment and gender violence

Litigation strategies and several statutes that provide the strongest protections


Taking the unplug challenge

How much email is too much?


The top ten reasons your client is owed money

Finding remedies to right employment wrongs is easier if you use this list


This is not a race

California’s whistleblower protections are not limited to the first report of unlawful conduct


Who shall we invite to our party?

Naming the proper defendants in an employment case


Intentional infliction of emotional distress in employment

You might be outraged at what is not outrageous for purposes of the tort claim


Why is CAALA successful?

It’s a four-word answer