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Civil Litigation,
Labor/Employment

Jun. 10, 2019

Court clarifies 7-year rule for employment contracts, finally

Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Marc D. Gross made history on June 5 by becoming the first state court judge to decide an issue that has been haunting California employers for years.

Anthony J. Oncidi

Partner
Proskauer Rose LLP

labor & employment

2049 Century Park East
Los Angeles , CA 90067

Phone: (310) 284-5690

Email: aoncidi@proskauer.com

U Chicago Law School

Anthony is chair of the West Coast Labor and Employment Department of Proskauer in Los Angeles.

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Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Marc D. Gross made history on June 5 by becoming the first state court judge to decide an issue that has been haunting California employers for years: Whether employees who have entered into successive-term employment agreements may seek to invalidate the last agreement in the series based upon the "seven-year rule" (Labor Code Section 2855).

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