18Oct
New California Law Will Outlaw “No-Rehire” Provisions In Settlement Agreements
I have discussed in the past how the use of “no-rehire” provisions in settlement agreements between employers and their former employees were coming under attack in court. In 2015, the Ninth Circuit in Golden v. California Emergency Physicians...
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Weintraub Tobin
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