HP Communications filed a lawsuit against the County of San Diego on Monday in California Southern District Court challenging the recently-enacted Ordinance No. 10828. According to the complaint, the ordinance requires traffic control workers on private construction projects to be paid prevailing wages, a rule which generally applies to public work projects. The suit seeks a declaration that the ordinance is preempted by the National Labor Relations Act. HP Communications is backed by Sheppard Mullin. The case is 3:23-cv-00844, HP Communications Inc. v. County of San Diego et al.
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