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As part of the recent state budget compromise, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in August signed into law SB 1809, a Labor Code measure also known as the "Private Attorney General's Act of 2004." The new statute addresses perceived inequities and abuses resulting from the so-called "bounty hunter law" of 2003, which encouraged employees to file lawsuits for minor and technical violations of the Labor Code by providing civil penalties for such violations as well as reasonable attorneys fees.
November 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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