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Webb Law Group Presents at National Business Institute Seminar on HR Law and Wage Issues

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On November 5, 2019, Webb Law Group attorneys Lenden F. Webb, Brooke B. Nevels, and Christopher E. Nichols presented at the National Business Institute Seminar on Human Resources Law held in San Diego, California. Webb Law Group attorneys lectured on wage and benefit issues that are commonly experienced by California employees and employers.

Among the topics covered in Webb Law Group’s presentation were the most common wage and hour traps that California employers fall into. Webb Law Group attorneys were able to share their unique knowledge of handling these types of lawsuits on behalf of both employees and employers. This thorough understanding of both the Plaintiff and Defendant’s perspective allows Webb Law Group to effectively advocate on behalf of their clients, whether they be a large corporation, or an individual employee, as well as to teach these issues to human resources professionals so that they can ensure their company has policies that will avoid wage and hour violations.

The Presentation

The presentation covered some of the most common areas where employment law issues are found in California, such as:

  • Unpaid overtime
  • Off-the-clock work
  • Inaccurate paystubs
  • Missed meal breaks
  • Missed rest breaks
  • Employee reimbursement
  • Paid sick leave
  • Late wage payments
  • Reporting time pay
  • Improper deductions from pay
  • Failure to pay final paycheck on time
  • Misclassifying employees as independent contractors
  • Misclassifying non-exempt employees as exempt

These are just some of the most common California Labor Code violations, however, there are many more unique issues faced by both employers and employees. As highlighted throughout the talk given by the Webb Law Group attorneys, employment lawsuits often become class action lawsuits and Private Attorney General Act (PAGA) actions, which are very serious lawsuits that require expert legal counsel to represent both the employee and employer.

A “Hands-On” Approach

Using hands-on practical experience, the Webb Law Group attorneys were able to show the seminar attendees the most common issues that they encounter and to explain the real costs of these common mistakes in terms of the legal damages suffered by employees when the employer does not follow the California Labor Code. The Webb Law Group shared two(2) especially powerful tools that they use when handling California employment law cases.

First, their Wage & Hour Checklist that is used to determine what potential wage and hour violations might be occurring, and is a helpful tool not only for employees but also for employers looking to avoid litigation. Second, their Reasoned Settlement Demand, which calculates the amount owed by the employer to the employee in a California wage and hour lawsuit and sets the stage for negotiating a settlement. These are just two of the many tools at Webb Law Group’s disposal in wage and hour lawsuits that they were able to share with those in attendance at the conference.

Are You in Need of an Attorney or Legal Team

If you are an employer or employee and feel that you may need legal advice about California Employment law or the California Labor Code, Webb Law Group is here to answer any questions you might have. Webb Law Group is a reputable business and liability litigation firm with experience in matters involving California employment law. Having a reputable attorney by your side for matters of this nature will offer you the best possible chance of defending a case brought by an employee or determining if you have a case against an employer.

To address your litigation related concerns, feel free to reach out to our team today. You may call or text directly to (559) 431-4888 or (619) 399-7700 or send a message via email to Advice@WebbLawGroup.com.

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About Lenden F. Webb

Lenden F. Webb is an experienced litigator and trial attorney representing companies and their principals in 93 jury trials, bench trials and arbitrations in 14 California counties spanning over 304 days. Mr. Webb handles civil litigation matters, including real property disputes, breach of contract and business disputes, along with various employment and general contract concerns. Mr. Webb received his law degree from California Western School of Law where he was a twice-published member of Law Review at Cal Western as well as Columbia Law School. Before establishing his law office in 2008, Mr. Webb was a partner at one of the older law firms in California. Mr. Webb serves as a paneled mediator for two California County Superior Courts and as Judge Pro Tem for the Superior Court of California. Lenden Webb holds a MBA from the University of Redlands. He finished the Honors curriculum while earning his Bachelor’s degree from Walla Walla University. Mr. Webb has been named as a California Super Lawyer® and Rising Star® eight times since 2012. With a notable track record in class actions, Mr. Webb has been court-approved as class counsel in over 30 cases. He has achieved several notable trial victories as class counsel including a verdict awarded “trial of the month” by the San Diego County Bar Association. Mr. Webb has led his clients to victory in both state and federal trial and appellate courts across the nation, including the Second, Fourth and Fifth District Courts of Appeal in California, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the United States Ninth and Tenth District Court of Appeals and writs of certiorari in multiple cases lodged with the U.S. Supreme Court.