Law Practice
Mar. 31, 2007
Diminished Protections
Employment Column - By Daniel A. Crawford and Robert J. Drexler Jr. - Everyone knows that California is the place to be if you're a plaintiff in an employment case, but the case law may require courts to enforce clauses requiring other forums.
By Daniel A. Crawford and Robert J. Drexler Jr.
Most employees work without a contract. However, California employees who work under contract for an out-of-state company may be in for a nasty surprise if the contract contains either a forum-selection clause or a choice-of-law provision. If those employees file a case in California and the company's home state is designated in the contract, they may be forced ...
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