31Dec
Temporary Reprieve For Employers During Challenge To AB 51, New California Law Barring Mandatory Employment Arbitration Agreements
A California federal court has given employers a New Year’s gift, issuing a temporary restraining order preventing Assembly Bill 51 — the law barring employers from requiring employees to enter into agreements to arbitrate FEHA and California Labor...
By:
Morrison & Foerster LLP
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