Legal Question in Employment Law in California

Can i sue a consulate in violation of California Law?

Asked on 8/01/16, 10:22 am

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Generally not. They are covered by diplomatic immunity. There are some exceptions. You would have to go over all the details with a lawyer to find out if any apply to your specific situation.

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