Civil Litigation,
Government
Dec. 11, 2018
State Senate loses battle to squelch former staffer’s retaliation lawsuit
The state Senate has opted not to challenge a tentative ruling allowing a former employee’s retaliation case to move forward.
SACRAMENTO -- The state Senate has opted not to challenge a tentative ruling allowing a former employee's retaliation case to move forward.
The attorney for Adriana Ruelas hailed the Friday ruling by Sacramento County Superior Court Judge David I. Brown as a potential game changer for legislative employees in these types of cases. Brown found the Senate could not cla...
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