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CoreLogic Sanctioned Over $86,000 For Violating Court Orders Compelling Arbitration
This week, a federal court in Orange County issued an order requiring CoreLogic, a real estate appraisal company, to pay […]
Giving Thanks for Worker Protections—California Supreme Court and California Legislature Limit Arbitration Agreements in Employment
The California Supreme Court handed down a decision earlier this year that adds to the growing body of law surrounding […]
In ZB, California Supreme Court Chips Away at PAGA’s Protections for Workers’ Rights
On Thursday, the Supreme Court of California ruled that there is no Private Attorneys General Act of 2004, California Labor […]
Lamps Plus Dims the Future of Class Arbitration.
The Supreme Court dealt another blow to employees seeking to assert their workplace rights with its decision in Lamps Plus, […]
You Can’t Split This Baby—Employees Cannot be Forced to Arbitrate Parts of PAGA Claims, Appeals...
Arbitration agreements are more and more popular among employers (and the United States Supreme Court) as a way to get […]
Bryan Schwartz Law, P.C. Submits Amicus Curiae Brief on Behalf of California Employment Lawyers Association:...
When a worker stands in the shoes of the State of California, prosecuting wage violations under the Labor Code Private […]
