Perspective
May 15, 2015
LETTER: Factors ignored in column on discrimination case
Timothy Rueben and Michael Hirota's recent guest column on Williams v. Chino Valley Independent Fire District ignored several factors. By J. Bernard Alexander
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
In Timothy Rueben and Michael Hirota's recent guest column, "High court not looking good for employers" (May 13), the authors reach the erroneous conclusion that "[a]fter Williams [v. Chino Valley Independent Fire District], there is virtually no downside for a plaintiff to take a chance on a claim that is even a shred above meritless, meaning such employees and their lawyers have less ...
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