Dec. 16, 2025
Warner cybersecurity executive sues over age, disability bias
A former Warner Bros. Discovery cybersecurity executive claims he was fired after medical leave, alleging age and disability discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination under California law and related employment statutes.
A former Warner Bros. Discovery cybersecurity executive alleged the company wrongfully fired him because of his age and disabilities after a work-related spinal injury, and a separate fire accident that extended his medical leave and accommodation needs.
In a complaint filed last Friday in Los Angeles County Superior Court by Edward Lara and Linda L. Lara of Lara & Luna APC, Stephen Willis said he worked for about four years as Warner's cybersecurity executive. Following s...
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