EMPLOYMENT
By Richard Rubin and Edward Chang In Nov. 2004, California voters overwhelmingly passed Proposition 64, which was premised on the notion that the state's unfair competition law was being misused. At the time, "[s]tanding to bring...an action [under the unfair competition law] did not depend on a showing of injury or damage." This "broad grant of standing" encouraged the filing of unfair competition lawsuits as a means to generate attorne...
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