Litigation
Jan. 6, 2016
State Supreme Court to confront unconscionability in arbitration deals
Justices slated to hear key post-Concepcion case about when arbitration contracts can be invalided for being too one-sided.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Despite a string of rulings declaring employment contracts to individually arbitrate disputes enforceable, plaintiff lawyers have at least one weapon left in their battle to invalidate some arbitration contracts.
On Tuesday the California Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Baltazar v. Forever 21 Inc. et. al, S208345, a case in which former Los Angeles warehouse distribution associate Ma...
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