California Supreme Court hearing oral arguments from Altshuler Berzon partner Michael Rubin in Adolph v. Uber Technologies. Screenshot. 'Skin in the Game': California Supreme Court Justices Question Plaintiffs' Roles in PAGA Suits
Justices wrestled with what to do with representative claims under the Private Attorneys General Act when individual claims are sent to arbitration.
May 09, 2023 at 05:28 PM
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Employment Law
The California Supreme Court did not tip its hand in remote oral arguments Tuesday in a highly watched case that will shape the future of Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) litigation.
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