A Los Angeles County jury awarded $15 million to a former fast-food restaurant supervisor who said she was fired for reporting inappropriate sexual conduct by two other managers.
The plaintiff’s attorney held up the case as a cautionary tale about forced employee arbitration agreements, which have drawn scrutiny from California lawmakers.
Jack in the Box Inc., the plaintiff’s employer, requires emp...
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