Employment Law Strategy

From Intake to Victory in New York and California

By: Ngozi E. Bolin Esq.

Narrated by: Gerhard Weigelt

Your Essential Guide to Employment Law in New York and California
For Attorneys, HR Leaders, and Employers

Navigating employment law in New York and California isn’t just complex—it’s critical. Whether you’re a practicing attorney, HR executive, in-house counsel, law student, or business owner, Employment Law Strategy: From Intake to Victory in New York and California arms you with the tools and insights you need to succeed in the nation’s two most employee-protective jurisdictions.

Written by experienced attorney Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., this comprehensive guide offers a step-by-step strategy for managing employment disputes—from the first client intake or employee complaint through resolution, settlement, or trial. Unlike generic legal manuals, this book is tailored specifically to the realities of New York and California practice.

Inside, you’ll find:

• Strategic insights for handling wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, wage-and-hour violations, retaliation, and more
• Key differences between federal, New York, and California law
• Sample forms, checklists, and language for real-world use
• Guidance for HR compliance, employee discipline, investigations, and litigation avoidance
• Practical tools for both plaintiff and defense perspectives

Whether you’re building your employment law practice, managing legal risk for a growing business, or leading HR in a high-stakes environment, this guide gives you the clarity and confidence to act decisively—and legally.

The law is your tool. Justice is your goal. This book is your strategy.

©2025 Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq. (P)2025 Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.

Chock full of info - great as an audiobook

I listened to this while working around the house, and it turned out to be a really efficient way to absorb the information. There’s a lot packed into this audiobook as employment law isn’t exactly light reading. But having it read aloud made it more manageable. I ran it at a slightly faster speed, which helped keep things moving without losing clarity.

Even though I’m not currently dealing with any job-related issues, I learned a ton about my rights and what really goes on behind the scenes in employment disputes. It’s the kind of thing that’s good to understand before you actually need it. If you're in New York or California, or just want to be more informed, this is definitely worth your time.