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Labor & Employment

Jul. 16, 2014

Editors' Note


As the U.S. Supreme Court continued to favor businesses by raising the bar for class actions, California lawyers looked to our state Supreme Court for cues on how it would follow the high court's lead.


2014 gave us some answers.


Three long-awaited rulings in Iskanian, Duran and Ayala are set to illuminate the playing field for employment class action and the enforceability of employment contracts requiring workers to arbitrate...

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