Maria Williams vs Narconon Fresh Start, Roger Davis et alSexual Harassment, Retaliation for complaints of Sexual HarassmentCase # BC494583 Los Angeles Superior Court of CaliforniaCase Summary
Case Number: BC494583
MARIA WILLIAMS VS NARCONON FRESH START ET AL
Filing Date: 11/01/2012
Case Type: Wrongful Termination (General Jurisdiction)
Status: PendingFuture Hearings02/08/2013 at 08:35 am in department 15 at 111 North Hill Street, Los
Angeles, CA 90012
Motion to Compel(ARBITRATION AND MOTION TO STAY)
Documents Filed | Proceeding Information
Parties
DAVIS ROGER - Defendant/Respondent
DOES 1-100 - Defendant/Respondent
EISENBERG & ASSOCIATES - Attorney for Plaintiff/Petitioner
NARCONON FRESH START - Defendant/Respondent
WHITTINGTON JEFFREY S. ESQ. - Attorney for Defendant/Respondent
WILLIAMS MARIA - Plaintiff/Petitioner
Case Information | Party Information | Proceeding Information
01/28/2013 Opposition Document
Filed by Attorney for Plaintiff/Petitioner
01/10/2013 Opposition Document
Filed by Attorney for Plaintiff/Petitioner
12/27/2012 Motion to Compel (ARBITRATION )
Filed by Attorney for Defendant/Respondent
12/04/2012 Proof-Service/Summons (COMPLAINT )
Filed by Attorney for Plaintiff/Petitioner
11/01/2012 Complaint
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Briana King vs Narconon Fresh Start, Roger Davis, et alSexual Harassment, Retaliation for complaints of Sexual Harassment
Case # BC494584 Los Angeles Superior Court of California Case Summary
Case Number: BC494584
BRIANA KING VS NARCONON FRESH START ET AL
Filing Date: 11/01/2012
Case Type: Wrongful Termination (General Jurisdiction)
Status: Dismissed - Binding Arbitration 01/29/2013Future Hearings
None
Documents Filed | Proceeding Information
Parties
DAVIS ROGER - Defendant/Respondent
DOES 1 - 100 - Defendant/Respondent
EISENBERG MICHAEL B. ESQ. - Attorney for Plaintiff/Petitioner
KAUFMAN BORGEEST & RYAN LLP - Attorney for Defendant/Respondent
KING BRIANA - Plaintiff/Petitioner
NARCONON FRESH START - Defendant/Respondent
Case Information | Party Information | Proceeding Information
01/29/2013 Order (GRANTING MOTION TO COMPEL ARB re binding arb )
Filed by Court
01/18/2013 Supplemental Declaration
Filed by Attorney for Plaintiff/Petitioner
01/17/2013 Brief
Filed by Attorney for Defendant/Respondent
01/10/2013 Statement-Case Management
Filed by Attorney for Plaintiff/Petitioner
12/27/2012 Motion to Compel
Filed by Attorney for Defendant/Respondent
12/04/2012 Proof-Service/Summons
Filed by Attorney for Plaintiff/Petitioner
11/21/2012 Proof-Service/Summons
Filed by Attorney for Plaintiff/Petitioner
11/08/2012 Notice-Case Management Conference
Filed by Clerk
11/01/2012 Complaint
Case Information | Party Information | Documents Filed
Proceedings Held (Proceeding dates listed in descending order)
01/29/2013 at 01:30 pm in Department 34, Amy D. Hogue, Presiding
Motion to Compel (MOT OF NARCONON AND ROGER DAVIS TO COMPEL BIND ARB/STAY CASE(cf 1-24-13 per Crt Ord)) - Granted
01/24/2013 at 08:30 am in Department 34, Amy D. Hogue, Presiding
Motion to Compel - Continued by Stipulation
Roger DavisNew Inner City Outreach Center in Los Angeles
Roger Davis, Narconon Fresh Start
Director of Community Relations for the Inner City, was named the
Executive Director of the new Narconon Fresh Start Outreach Center in South Central Los Angeles. Roger hosted the grand opening ceremonies on Sunday Nov 27th and introduced attendees and community leaders to the new center. This center will provide free life skills courses to the members of
the surrounding area.
http:// news .narconon .org /pdf /narconon-newsletter-march- 2012 .pdf
Roger Davis is a Registered Addiction Specialist (RAS), Forensic Addictions Counselor (FAC), Certified Co-occurring Disorders Specialist (CCDS) and Certified Women’s Issues Specialist (CWIS). Roger received his training through The Breining Institute, Skidmore University, Charles Drew University and is certified in delivering the Narconon Truth about Drugs lecture series. Roger started working as a drug dependency counselor in 1999 and has been a full time drug educator with Narconon since 2005.
Roger has worked with Boys & Girls Club, Hope for Life Foundation, Salvation Army, Los Angeles Sheriff Lee Baca, Los Angeles County Juvenile Probation, Men’s Health, Veterans Shelters, World Literacy Crusade, Washington High School, Tabatha's House Bakersfield, SEA Education Centers, Watts Family and Community Center, Inglewood Community Center, Compton City Counsel, Watts Labor Community Family Development Network and many more.
Roger is a military veteran having served in the US Army 101st Airborne Division; he sustained injuries, received an honorable discharge, is a service connected disabled veteran, and served on the Honor Guard for the inauguration of President Ronald Regan. Roger found himself involved with alcohol and drugs after the military, but was able to turn his life around after discovering the rehabilitation technology of Narconon. After that, he dedicated himself to helping others get off of drugs and to educating our society’s youth about the dangers of drugs.
Having been raised in Harlem, NY, Roger’s background as a reformed gang member, reformed drug & alcohol user and veteran, give him valuable
credibility with many of the youth of the inner city. While many of the inner city youth do not accept information from “authority figures”,
Roger not only gives respect, but receives respect in return. He is not only recognized by the community groups within the inner city, but also by some of the inner city gang leaders, who have actually been known to give Roger a “free pass” into their territories to allow him educate their youth.
Roger Davis with Sheriff Dept Roger has spoken to more than 200,000
students, parents and teachers on the dangers of drugs at more than 100
schools & organizations throughout many counties in California and has
also been invited to speak at many inner city conferences and events. He
is very well known for his expertise on how to get inner city youth to
understand the dangers of drugs and understand the path to living a successful and productive life. What sets Roger apart is his ability to connect with the various ethnic cultures of the inner city, building good rapport and relationships with them, and gaining the trust of those who do not easily give trust.
Roger has received many acknowledgements for his effective drug education
seminars by students, counselors, teachers, business leaders, schools and
government agencies & officials.
http:// www. rainbow canyon retreat . com/roger .html
Profile
Roger Joesph Davis, M-RAS, CSC, FAC, CCDS, CWTS
Adelanto, California
Roger Joesph Davis, M-RAS, CSC, FAC, CCDS, CWTS
Registration / Certification Number:
D1005131202
Initial Registration / Certification Date:
Jul 19, 2010
Current Status:
Active
Renewal Date :
Jul 19, 2014
Other Credentials:
Registered Addiction Specialist- Level II (RAS II) Breining Institute;
Clinical Supervisor Credential (CSC) Breining Institute; Forensic Addictions Counselor Credential (FAC) Breining Institute; Certified Co-Occurring Disorders Specialist Credential (CCDS) Breining Institute; Certified Women's Treatment Specialist Credential (CWTS) Breining Institute;
Actions Affecting Eligibility:
No public record of discipline or administrative actions.Term Explanations :
◦ Registered Addiction Specialist (RAS) certification number will begin
with a number or a letter A through Z.
◦ RAS Intern (RASi) registration number will begin with "RI-"
◦ "Current Status" may be Active, Inactive (formerly Certified or
Registered), or Suspended. RAS or RASi may be suspended for disciplinary
or administrative reasons.
◦ An RAS Intern is in the process of obtaining education and experience
to qualify for examination. In order to obtain the RAS Credential, the
candidate must have documented necessary qualification, including the
meeting of those standards identified within Cal. Code of Regs, Title 9,
Chapter 8, Sections 13000, et seq.
http://www. breining . edu/ras_professionals .htm