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Natalia D. Asbill-Bearor

Natalia D. Asbill‑Bearor is the Founder of Asbill Law Group in Sacramento, California. She represents clients in business litigation and employment law matters. She is admitted to practice in California state courts and before the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern, Northern, and Central Districts of California.

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Former Head Of Yosemite Cited As Disparaging Females

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Last Modified on May 01, 2024

A report released by the Department of the Interior on Monday, April 10, 2017, accuses Yosemite National Park’s former superintendent of having created both a hostile and discriminatory work environment…

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How Do I Know If I Was Wrongfully Terminated From A Job?

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Last Modified on May 01, 2024

Being let go from a job is a difficult experience, especially when the termination comes as a surprise. You might wonder if you have a case for wrongful termination. This…

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Missed Worker Breaks Costs Ca Company $2.9 Million

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Last Modified on May 01, 2024

Fighting for your rights takes courage. Just because federal and California state laws lay out some basic standards for proper and fair compensation for workers, holding employers accountable to those…

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Is There Any Flexibility In Negotiating Severance Agreements?

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Last Modified on May 01, 2024

Finding that dream job with a California company can be a challenge. Holding on to it can be difficult, as well. With the cost of living being what it is,…

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5 Tips For Whistleblowers Before They Act

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Last Modified on Jul 01, 2023

Are you really ready to blow the whistle on your employer’s illegal activities? It’s time to have a good, hard look at what you’re about to do and make sure…

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Could An Arbitration Clause Block Your Sexual Harassment Claim?

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Last Modified on Jul 01, 2023

What do employment arbitration agreements have to do with sexual harassment? Typically, an arbitration clause is an agreement to not pursue any legal action against your employer in court. Instead,…

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Unionizing Activity Is Often Met With Employer Retaliation

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Last Modified on May 01, 2024

Employees have a legal right, granted under the National Labor Relations Act, to join together to try to improve their wages or working conditions. Frequently, that results in the attempt…

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Religious Discrimination In The California Workplace

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Last Modified on Jul 01, 2023

A California worker has the right to a workplace that is free from harassment, discrimination and any type of mistreatment related to his or her religion. Despite the laws shielding…

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Whistleblowers Are Often Portrayed As Mentally Ill In Retaliation

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Last Modified on Jul 24, 2025

Whistleblowers have to have a lot of courage to step forward and expose the ugly underside of their employing institutions—and most do so knowing that they’re likely to be called…

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What Exactly Is A Hostile Work Environment, Legally?

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Last Modified on May 01, 2024

Some places are just not great places to work. You may have an incompetent boss, a rude supervisor or a clique of coworkers that makes life unpleasant for anyone not…

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