12Feb
Federal Court Explains Order Barring California From Enforcing New Anti-Employment-Arbitration Law
A federal court in Sacramento explained last week its rationale for temporarily barring the State of California from enforcing a new law, AB 51, that would curtail employment arbitration agreements. The rationale set forth in that written order of...
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Weintraub Tobin
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