By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A California Supreme Court decision barring an airline safety whistleblower's lawsuit because he failed to follow through on a complaint to the U.S. Secretary of Labor could have the opposite effect and force more workers to take their employers to court.
The 4-3 court ruled that Kevin Murray abandoned his administrative complaint, so his common law claims were barred by principles ...
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