Labor/Employment
Oct. 14, 2015
Veto averts big shift from arbitration trend
A bill seen as potentially triggering seismic shifts in employment litigation and arbitration agreements was vetoedSunday by Gov. Jerry Brown
Citing surefire "years of costly litigation and legal uncertainty," Brown nixed Assembly Bill 465,legislation to stop employers from making a new hire waive their right to sue over state labor code violations as a condition of employment. Instead, under ...
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