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22 Jul |
Illinois Court Joins California Courts in Requiring Postmates to Pay Millions in Arbitration Fees to Defend Hundreds of Individual Arbitrations |
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14 May |
“Employees Won’t Sue Over Alleged Wage-Hour Violations Occurring During the COVID-19 Crisis!” – and Five Other Myths |
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6 May |
California Attorney General’s Misclassification Suit Against Ride Share Companies Sets the Stage for a November Showdown |
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30 Mar |
AB 5, Dynamex and Borello: What Standard Governs Independent Contractor Status In California? |
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27 Mar |
Postmates Risks Judicial Rebuke by Filing Suit Against 10,000 of Its Drivers to Try to Escape Individual Arbitrations |
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6 Mar |
DoorDash Isn’t the Only Company That Has Been Ordered to Conduct More Than 5,000 Individual Arbitrations – Postmates Has Been, Too |
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14 Feb |
California Supreme Court Holds That Time Spent Waiting by Apple Retail Employees for Exit Searches is Compensable under California Law |
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13 Feb |
Be Careful What You Wish For: California Federal Judge Compels DoorDash to Conduct – and Pay for – More Than 5,000 Individual Arbitrations |
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10 Feb |
California Federal Court Issues Detailed Decision Explaining Its Preliminary Injunction to Block Anti-Arbitration Law |
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3 Feb |
Federal Court Issues Preliminary Injunction to Stop California’s Controversial Anti-Arbitration Law |
