Labor/Employment
Dec. 22, 2015
Lawyers mentor students at employee rights clinic
The plaintiff employment bar regularly turns to legal non-profit clinics for pro bono work
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Plaintiff-side employment lawyer Michael E. Velarde noted with a smile that in workplace legal disputes, "Each side feels more righteous than the other."
Velarde sees the labor code and anti-discrimination cases he takes on as just a couple of steps removed from pro bono work. But the Laguna Beach attorney admitted efforts to fight for economic justice or civil rights must be balanced with mak...
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