Civil Litigation,
Labor/Employment
Jan. 21, 2020
Truckers will injunction of California’s gig worker law
A federal judge granted California motor carriers a preliminary injunction enjoining Assembly Bill 5, the controversial new law that presumes workers are employees unless they meet the standards of a three-prong "ABC" test.
A federal judge granted California motor carriers a preliminary injunction enjoining Assembly Bill 5, the controversial new law that presumes workers are employees unless they meet the standards of a three-prong "ABC" test.
In an order filed Thursday, U.S. District Judge Roger T. Benitez of San Diego ordered the injunction barring enforcement of the law on motor carr...
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