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Ruggles Law Firm
  • About Us
    • Matt Ruggles
    • Our Team
    • Our Values
  • Practice Areas
    • Wrongful Termination
    • Workplace Discrimination
    • Disability Discrimination
    • Workplace Harassment
    • Workplace Retaliation
    • Unpaid Wages
    • Severance Agreements
  • Blog
  • FAQs
    • Free Initial Consultation Explained
    • Choosing The Right Employment Lawyer
    • How Employment Lawyers Charge for Services
    • How an Employment Lawsuit Works
    • Depositions Explained
Call Now: 916-758-8058
When Is an Employer Responsible for Sexual Harassment?

When Is an Employer Responsible for Sexual Harassment?

by Matthew Ruggles | Feb 25, 2025 | Hostile Work Environment, Workplace Harassment

Understanding when an employer can be held liable for sexual harassment is critical for employees seeking justice. In cases involving sexual misconduct in a workplace or educational setting, proving employer responsibility requires meeting specific legal standards. A...
Race-based Workplace Harassment and Employer Retaliation

Race-based Workplace Harassment and Employer Retaliation

by Matthew Ruggles | Aug 16, 2024 | Hostile Work Environment, Workplace Harassment, Workplace Retaliation

Workplace Harassment Ruling: Introduction to Bailey v. San Francisco DA Case A landmark case involving the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office has brought significant attention to issues of racial harassment and retaliation under the California Fair Employment...
California Workplace Harassment: 5 Common Misconceptions

California Workplace Harassment: 5 Common Misconceptions

by Matthew Ruggles | Nov 1, 2023 | Hostile Work Environment, Workplace Harassment

California Workplace harassment is an unfortunate reality that affects employees across industries, undermining their well-being, productivity, and career growth. Matt Ruggles has litigated scores of harassment lawsuits from both sides – for decades as a defense...
What Should I Do If I Experience Workplace Harassment?

What Should I Do If I Experience Workplace Harassment?

by Matthew Ruggles | Nov 1, 2023 | Hostile Work Environment, Workplace Harassment

How should I respond to workplace harassment? Read this blog to learn what to do. An employee who makes a workplace harassment claim while still employed holds a position of significant strength and protection. By raising the complaint while remaining with the...
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