05Aug
California Supreme Court Reopens the Door for SLAPPing Retaliation and Discrimination Claims
The California Supreme Court has ruled that a former employee’s retaliation or discrimination claim can be dismissed at the initial stages of litigation via California’s anti-SLAPP statute....
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BakerHostetler
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