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Attorney James DeSimone to be Legal Analyst on Law & Crime
Civil rights and employment attorney James DeSimone of V. James DeSimone Law joins Law & Crime on Monday, Feb. 15 at 9:00am as a legal analyst during live trial coverage…
LAPD Subjects Peaceful Protester to Inhumane Treatment, Alleges Lawsuit
Laura Montilla, a recent USC graduate, speaks publicly about the inhumane treatment by the very people who were supposed to protect her. LOS ANGELES (June 22, 2020) — Laura Montilla,…
UCLA Hospital Alleged To Discriminate Against Its African American Phlebotomists
On April 3, 2020, V. James DeSimone Law filed a discrimination and hostile work environment lawsuit on behalf of Takesha Essombe, an African-American phlebotomist working at UCLA Hospital in Santa…
Family of 9-Year-Old Forced to Urinate in His Pants at School File Lawsuit Against Los Angeles Unified School District
October 31, 2019, Los Angeles, CA – The family of a 9-year-old boy who was denied access to a bathroom and subsequently wet himself and who was later forced to…
Carmen Sabater was recently named as a rising star on Superlawyers
Carmen Sabater is honored as a Rising Star California SuperLawyer in California for 2019. Carmen Sabater represents people in employment, civil rights, and personal injury matters. After retiring as a Police…
City of Westminster Sued by Employee Citing Anti-Semitic and Anti-Latino Treatment
Attorney James DeSimone with Client Eliyahu Jesse Cortez Levy Westminster, CA – April 25, 2019 – A City of Westminster employee filed a lawsuit in OC Superior Court alleging he…
“DG” – LAPD and Former Police Chief Charlie Beck Liable for Officer’s Police Brutality
Trial in “DG” Lawsuit to Hold the LAPD and Former Police Chief Charlie Beck Liable for Officer’s Police Brutality by Promoting the Officer After a Federal Court Jury’s Verdict for…
DeSimone to argue in 9th Circuit on December 9 2015 in Federal Civil Rights case of Xue Lu vs. United States of America.
On December 9, 2015, at 9:00 a.m, V. James DeSimone will argue to preserve the $1.2 million verdict and $881,000 in attorneys’ fees awarded in the Federal Civil Rights case…
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