Labor/Employment
Jun. 16, 2017
Lawyers whose client bailed after 11-year, landmark case sue opposing party
A unique employment litigation odyssey has taken another novel turn with a lawsuit filed by the scorned lawyers of ex-client Arshavir Iskanian,against Iskanian's former employers.
By Matthew Blake
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An employment litigation odyssey has taken another novel turn with a lawsuit filed by the scorned lawyers of ex-client Arshavir Iskanian against Iskanian's former employers, CLS Transportation Los Angeles LLC.
The Capstone Law APC lawyers said Iskanian abruptly left the landmark, decade-long case that revolutionized the formerly sleepy Private Attorneys General Act,because CLS "intentionally, ...
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