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The cases we have brought.

Complaints and other pleadings from the firm's cases — newest filing first. Open one to read it in full or download the original PDF.

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Amended ComplaintLos Angeles County Superior CourtFiled February 29, 2016

Fourth Amended Complaint — Disability Discrimination and Retaliation Against LA Metro

Grant v. Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority — Settled

A bus operator with 32 years of service was fired weeks after returning from protected medical leave and having his disability accommodations granted. LA Metro said the reason was gross misconduct after he defended himself from a passenger who spat on him. The complaint alleges that reason was a pretext, and that the real reasons were his history of disability, his medical leave, and his request for an accommodation.

Disability discrimination (Gov. Code § 12940(m))Retaliation for taking medical leave (Gov. Code § 12945.2(l))Retaliation for requesting an accommodation (Gov. Code § 12940(h))

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