Labor/Employment
Jun. 9, 2016
Iskanian faces dismissal
A superior court judge sharply questioned on Tuesday the premise held by California plaintiffs' attorneys that Private Attorneys General Act actions are primarily meant to enforce the state's labor code.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES ? A superior court judge sharply questioned on Tuesday the premise held by California plaintiffs' attorneys that Private Attorneys General Act actions are primarily meant to enforce the state's labor code.
Superior Court Judge Robert L. Hess's grilling of plaintiffs' lawyer Glenn Danas could also culminate in the judge dismissing the landmark, 10-year-old Iskanian employment case....
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