13Feb
Judge Explains Her Decision to Block California’s Ban on Mandatory Arbitration
California employers breathed a bit easier once a federal judge pressed the indefinite pause button on the newly enacted law aimed at preventing employers from utilizing mandatory arbitration agreements. Now, a few weeks later, U.S. District Court...
By:
Fisher Phillips
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