Catch up on new petitions at the US Supreme Court in a job-bias dispute; PwC might head to the high court in an ERISA case; a California judge won't enjoin AB. Scroll down for Who Got the Work, notable moves and more. Thanks for reading!
February 13, 2020 at 12:00 PM
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Senior Editor
Welcome back to Labor of Law, our weekly look at news and trends affecting the L&E community. On the clock this week: EEOC lines up against job-bias claim at SCOTUS; PwC loses rehearing petition in ERISA case; California judge won’t enjoin AB5; Baker & Hostetler partner’s up for a Texas court seat; and scroll down for Who Got the Work.
Tips and feedback are welcome. I’m Mike Scarcella in Washington. You can reach me at [email protected] and on Twitter @MikeScarcella. Thanks for reading!
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