San Fernando Valley EAC: Employee Investigations
Workplace investigations require careful planning, objective fact-finding, and proper documentation.
Join Jonathan Light of LightGabler, LLP for an engaging presentation that explores the investigative process from start to finish and highlights practical considerations for employers, HR professionals, managers, and supervisors.
Don’t wait until a workplace complaint presents unexpected challenges. Gain practical insights to help you approach investigations with greater confidence and consistency.
This comprehensive training will equip you with the knowledge and tools to effectively handle workplace investigations, covering key topics such as:
- Who should investigate, and why
- Where to investigate and who to talk to
- Effective preparation for the investigation
- Effective questioning and listening
- What documents to obtain
- What to document, and how
- How to maintain privilege—and when it may not apply
- Legal issues surrounding investigations
- What to do after the investigation
- And more …
Seize this valuable opportunity to strengthen your workplace investigation skills and stay informed on key legal and practical considerations. Reserve your spot today and gain the knowledge and tools to approach employee investigations with greater confidence.
SCHEDULE
- Zoom – Virtual Attendee Hours
09:00 am – 09:30 am PST | Zoom room opens for check-in
09:30 am – 11:30 am PST | Employee Investigations with Jonathan Light of LightGabler, LLP - Zoom Link
ZOOM LINK WILL BE PROVIDED ON SEPTEMBER 14, 2026
COST
- Non-members are $40 per attendee.
- Members are $30 per attendee with Member Discount Code.
Refunds up to 7 days before event. Eventbrite’s fee is nonrefundable.
PRESENTER JONATHAN LIGHT OF LIGHTGABLER, LLP
Professional Experience
Get ready for an insightful and interactive session led by Jonathan Light, a seasoned expert with over 40 years of experience in employment law and workplace training.
Jonathan enjoys a stellar and long-standing reputation as a skilled sole or lead trial attorney and has proven successful in a variety of litigation matters outside the employment arena as well. Beyond frequently lecturing to business groups and civic organizations on employment issues, Jonathan serves the community where he lives and works as a member of various groups and associations.
He is the author of two editions of the nationally acclaimed and award-winning book, The Cultural Encyclopedia of Baseball. He is a frequent and sought-after speaker on the history of baseball. Jon has been the Production Manager for the Footworks Youth Ballet, has coached girls’ softball in Camarillo, leads the Camarillo Academic Olympics SuperQuiz, and coaches the Newbury Park High School mock trial team. He is also a member of the National Eagle Scout Association.