California Employment Harassment Laws

Summary

Gov. Code § 12940(j) is part of Californias Fair Employment and Housing Act, addressing workplace harassment based on protected categories. Lazar v. Superior Court (1996) highlights fraudulent inducement in employment contracts, requiring proof of reliance on false promises and resulting damages. Civ. Code § 1714(a) establishes a general duty of care, holding individuals accountable for harm caused by negligence.

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tell me weverything about Lazar v. Superior Court (*) * Cal.4th *, *.)
Lazar v. Superior Court (*) * Cal.4th * is a significant California Supreme Court case that addressed the issue of fraudulent inducement in employment contracts. Key points include:
- Fraudulent inducement can be a basis for a lawsuit if an employer made false promises to an employee.
- The employee must prove reliance on the false statements and suffer damages as a result.
- This case emphasized the importance of truthful communication during the hiring process.
Is there a particular aspect of this case you are interested in?
what is: Civ. Code § *(a).)
Civ. Code § *(a) is part of the California Civil Code and states the general duty of care. It establishes that everyone is responsible for their actions or omissions that cause harm to another, due to a lack of ordinary care or skill in managing their property or person.
Are you dealing with a specific situation related to duty of care in Texas?
what is: California law (Civ. Code § *(a))
California Civil Code § *(a) establishes the general duty of care, meaning everyone is responsible for their actions or omissions that cause harm due to a lack of ordinary care or skill.
Are you dealing with a specific situation in Texas that involves a duty of care?
is iv. Code § *(a).) the same as (Civ. Code § *(a))
Yes, "iv. Code § *(a)" appears to be a typo or formatting error. The correct reference is "Civ. Code § *(a)," which refers to the California Civil Code's general duty of care.
Is there a specific legal issue or situation you need help with in Texas?
no, this is california.
I see that you're interested in California law. While I can provide general legal information about California laws, my primary focus is on Texas. If you have any specific questions or need assistance with a particular legal issue in California, please let me know!
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Hi Kelly! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
I need to stop proceedings in a civil case in louisisana what should i do
Hey Kelly! To stop proceedings in a civil case in Louisiana, you might consider:
- Filing a motion to stay the proceedings.
- Seeking a temporary restraining order if applicable.
- Consulting with a lawyer for tailored advice.
What's the nature of the civil case you're dealing with?
what would a temporty restraining order do
A temporary restraining order (TRO) in Louisiana can:
- Temporarily halt certain actions or proceedings in a civil case.
- Protect parties from immediate harm or prejudice before a full hearing.
- Usually last for a short period, until a more formal injunction hearing can occur.
Is your civil case related to a specific harm or action you'd like to prevent?
can you give me an example for a temporary restraining order
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A temporary restraining order (TRO) example could involve a scenario where someone seeks to prevent the sale of a property due to a disputed ownership claim. The TRO would temporarily block the sale until the court can review the case in more detail.
i need time to finish ddl and interogatories along with investigating corruption before the time to submit evidence is up
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To seek more time for your legal tasks, consider filing a motion for a continuance. This requests the court to extend deadlines. It’s crucial to clearly outline your reasons, such as needing time for investigations. Have you tried consulting with a local attorney to discuss this process?
please show examples of a continuence
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Hey Kelly! Here are some examples of reasons for filing a motion for continuance in a civil case:
- Need more time to gather evidence or complete discovery.
- Unavailability of a key witness.
- Recent illness or emergency affecting preparation.
- Ongoing negotiations for settlement.
Would you like more details on any of these examples?
yes in motion form
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Hey Kelly! Here's a basic outline for a motion for continuance you can use as a reference:
*. Caption: Include the court name, case number, and parties involved.

*. Title: "Motion for Continuance."
*. Introduction: State your name and role (plaintiff/defendant).
*. Reason: Clearly explain why you need more time, such as gathering evidence or conducting investigations.
*. Supporting Details: Provide any documents or evidence supporting your request.
*. Conclusion: Request the court to grant additional time and specify the desired date.
*. Signature: Sign and date the document, including your contact information.
Remember, it's essential to tailor the motion to your specific situation. Consider consulting a lawyer for personalized guidance.
example of objecting to hearing officers conference
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Hey Kelly! If you're looking to object to a hearing officer's conference, you might consider:
- Filing a formal objection or motion with the court explaining your concerns.
- Including specific reasons why the conference is inappropriate or prejudicial.
- Consulting with a lawyer to ensure your objection is properly articulated and submitted.
Would you like more details on any of these options?