Alameda EAC presents: Is Your Company Faced With Employment Litigation? Here’s What to Expect

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10 Nov

Alameda EAC presents: Is Your Company Faced With Employment Litigation? Here’s What to Expect

Alameda EAC presents: Is Your Company Faced With Employment Litigation? Here’s What to Expect

Tuesday, November 10, 2026 (12:00 AM to 11:59 PM)
1.0 PDCs
Provider: California Employer Advisory Council
Course Name: Alameda EAC presents: Is Your Company Faced With Employment Litigation? Here’s What to Expect

Speaker: Kristin Diaz
Program Type: Videoconferences, webcasts, audiocasts, podcasts, eBooks, self-directed E-Learning
Registration URL: http://Alamedaeac.org

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Learning Objectives Participants will: 1. Understand what typically happens when an employment dispute escalates into litigation 2. Identify the key stages of an employment lawsuit and what employers can expect at each stage 3. Respond appropriately when receiving a demand letter, claim, or lawsuit 4. Preserve documents, communications, and other relevant information 5. Navigate the discovery process and understand what employers may be asked to provide 6. Evaluate settlement and other resolution options 7. Implement practical steps to reduce employment litigation risk

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Facing employment litigation can be stressful and unfamiliar for any employer. From receiving a demand letter or lawsuit to navigating discovery, negotiations, and potential resolution, understanding what happens next can help employers respond more confidently and make informed decisions. Join Kristin Diaz for a practical look at what employers can expect when faced with employment litigation. This webinar will walk through the general litigation process, key considerations at each stage, and practical steps employers can take to protect their business, preserve important information, and work effectively with legal counsel.