Employees should still be able to pursue Private Attorneys General Act claims on behalf of co-workers even after a U.S. Supreme Court majority cast doubt on the practice, California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office said in an amicus brief filed Monday in the state Supreme Court.

Nothing in the state law’s text or history suggests that aggrieved employees lose their right to sue under PAGA if their individual claims are sent to arbitration, Associate Deputy Solicitor General Nicole Welindt wrote in the brief submitted on behalf of the plaintiffs in Adolph v. Uber Technologies.