Lombardi & Perry Law Offices

The National Transportation Safety Board #NTSB is meeting today on May 10th in Washington D.C. to discuss the risks that #pedestrians face on the roads, with over 5,000 people dying every year in pedestrian #accidents. Stay safe on the roads and know the risks that you face as a foot passenger.

The new OSHA report shows that #construction accidents were the leading cause of workplace #injuries in the U.S. last year.

Claudia's Law was recently discussed at the People's State of the City Meeting in #LongBeach, which seeks to protect #HotelWorkers and ensure overtime wages as well as safety on the job.

A famous #yoga guru who has been sued six times previously for #SexualHarassment appeared to make light of the charges he faced and even got the jury to laugh recently in a Los Angeles courtuntil he was found guilty of multiple charges against a former employee and forced to pay her nearly one million dollars.

After multiple employees of #WalMart stores across the country and in our local community were fired for participating in strikes to protest what they claimed were unfair labor practices, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has ruled that they must be rehired.

The #FairPayAct prevents employers from paying women less than they pay men for the same job, and has officially gone into affect as of January 1st, 2016.

Two mean died in a fiery #CarCrash on Hollywood Boulevard when a Camaro sped into a Metro van. Identities of the victims have not been released yet.

Biking in LA might not be as dangerous as it seems, but it is still important to know the safest routes and bike paths throughout the city to avoid #BicycleAccidents.

The family of a Chicago man has been awarded $8.25 million for #MedicalMalpractice and #WrongfulDeath claims after he died from complications due to a heart attack that was not properly treated or diagnosed.

After a seven-week trial, former Los Angeles Times sports reporter T.J. Simers was awarded $7.1 million after he claims he lost his job due to age and #DisabilityDiscrimination.

Earlier this month, former employees of the #Wal-Mart store in Pico Rivera gathered in front of the closed store to #protest what they claim are #unfair labor practices.

In the last week, the workers of #LosAngeles have seen two positive changes which may affect their income: a vote to raise #minimumwage and the passing of a bill designed to add teeth to wage #theft laws.

Despite the fact that #equalpay laws have been in place in California since 1949, surveys consistently show that women in this state earn significantly less than their male counterparts. Now, a #bill which has bipartisan support as well as backing from the California Chamber of Commerce seeks to narrow the gender pay gap in this state and increase transparency about pay rates.