Labor/Employment
Jun. 13, 2000
OLD COMPLAINTS
The Adviser: Employment Law By Lisa Lawson After years of confusing guidance from the California Court of Appeal in regard to the "continuing violation" doctrine, one recent decision finally sheds light on what factors a plaintiff must show to invoke the doctrine and thereby skirt the one-year statute of limitation under the California Fair Employment and Housing Act. Government Code Section 12960
Employment Law
By Lisa Lawson
After years of confusing guidance from the California Court of Appeal in regard to the "continuing violation" doctrine, one recent decision finally sheds light on what factors a plaintiff must show to invoke the doct...
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