Labor/Employment,
Corporate,
California Supreme Court
Jul. 26, 2017
High court PAGA ruling will be a boon for plaintiff-employees
Employers in the position of having to defend against a PAGA claim will likely be compelled to produce state-wide employee contact information if they have multiple facilities within California.
Adriana Cara
Partner
Pierson Ferdinand
Employment, Labor and Benefits
2244 Faraday Ave
Carlsbad , CA 92008
Phone: (442) 325-2497
Loyola Law School
In a move that has taken California employers by storm, the California Supreme Court has given plaintiffs the green light to discover state-wide contact information of employees in claims brought against their employers under California's Private Attorneys General Act. Such attempts to discover information of this magnitude have generally been curtailed by employers' objections based on overbreadth, privacy and undue burden grounds.
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