Labor/Employment
Feb. 28, 2015
State appeals court rules for company in arbitration dispute
A state appellate panel on Thursday ruled that plaintiffs' Private Attorneys General Act claims must remain on hold while claims subject to arbitration are decided.
By John Roemer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Clearing up a point the state Supreme Court's 2014 Iskanian decision left unanswered, a state appellate panel on Thursday ruled that plaintiffs' Private Attorneys General Act claims must remain on hold while claims subject to arbitration are decided. A 2nd District Court of Appeal panel held that plaintiff Edixon Franco's Labor Code and wage-order violation claims against defendant Arakelian Enterprises Inc. are in part foreclosed by ...
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