Since 2001,TNT PLATES-03 Pamela has been a proud participant and successful fundraiser for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s (LLS) Team in Training (TNT) and the effort to find a cure. She has joined the team of “purple people” for seven races, including two full marathons in San Diego in 2001 and again in June 2006, [...]
December 1993, and again in December 2001, Attorney Pamela Price received the Charles Houston Bar Association’s Clinton W. White Advocacy Award for her achievements in civil litigation. Justice Clinton Wayne White was born October 8, 1921 in Sacramento, California. He received his B.A. from the University of California at Berkeley in 1946, and his LLB [...]
On June 10, 2002, WE WON Morgan v. Amtrak!!!! In a historic decision, Justice Clarence Thomas and the United States Supreme Court affirmed the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decision in favor of Abner Morgan, Jr., an African-American electrician who suffered racial discrimination, racial harassment and retaliation at Amtrak’s Oakland Yard. To hear [...]
In 1991, within days of establishing her own private firm, Attorney Price took on the case of Lisa Pulido v. the California Department of Corrections. Lisa Pulido was one of the first female officers ever to work at San Quentin State Prison. Every day that she worked there, she was sexually harassed and discriminated against [...]
Irma Sanchez knew that she needed help. She drove all the way from Fresno, California to Oakland to find Attorney Pamela Price. Sanchez worked at Corcoran State Prison as a guard. She had 16 years in the Department. A single Mom, Sanchez needed her job. But, she needed Attorney Price to help her keep [...]
Jury doesn’t buy department’s claim of affair with supervisor By Jess Sullivan November 19, 2007 18:10 Ex-prison guard awarded $1 million in harassment suit FAIRFIELD – In Underwood v. CDCR, a former guard at California State Prison, Solano in Vacaville was awarded more than $1 million by a jury Monday for her sexual harassment [...]
Tonsa B. v. City of Oakland was the second of a pair of shocking high profile sexual assault cases against the City of Oakland. The case settled for $750,000. Tonsa B. (a pseudonym), began her first job at age 15 when she was hired by Clayton Collins as his clerical assistant in 1996. Tonsa B. [...]
On June 18, 1998, after eight days of trial, in Bumphus v. Timec, a federal court jury awarded $905,000, including $500,000 in punitive damages against Timec Corporation to John Bumphus. The jury vindicated Mr. Bumphus’ emotional three-year struggle for justice. Timec provides maintenance, turnaround, and construction services to oil and gas, industrial, and utility [...]
In May 2016, the citizens of the Bay Area were shocked and appalled by revelations of the abuse of power by Bay Area police officers. The accused officers are in 6 different law enforcement agencies. The central figure caught in the eye of the storm is a teenage girl. She says that she has [...]
In Davis v. Alameda County, on Thursday, December 15, 2011, a jury awarded $528,957 to Plaintiff Freddie Davis in her employment retaliation case against the Alameda County Sheriff’s Department. The jury found Captain James E. Ayala liable for retaliation against Ms. Davis. Freddie Davis has lived a life dedicated to the advancement of civil [...]
