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The article reports on the federal civil charges filed against Steve Cooley, the district attorney of Los Angeles County, California. It states that Cooley is facing charges and retaliated the union leaders and did not support any participation in labor organization for deputy district attorneys (DAs). Charges are filed after veteran prosecutor Robert Dver and president Steve Ipsen of Employee Relations Commission (ERCOM) are transferred to other positions, which is cited as retaliatory action.

The article reports on the increase in the court cases related to complaints of employer retaliation in California which are filed under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act as compared to racial discrimination cases and refers to employer retaliation lawsuit filed by Nayyar, a U.S. citizen against his former employer Guardsmark with the help of Equal Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC).