Jul. 25, 2017
Judge finds plaintiffs did not flout PAGA in propounding new theory
A secondary issue in a 12-day-old Supreme Court ruling proved binding Monday in a Private Attorneys General Act trial court dispute, an indication that PAGA litigation has moved in a plaintiff-friendly direction.
LOS ANGELES — A secondary issue in a 12-day-old Supreme Court ruling proved binding Monday in a Private Attorneys General Act trial court dispute, an indication that PAGA litigation has moved in a plaintiff-friendly direction.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge John Shepard Wiley denied a motion by Vicar Operating Inc., which operates a chain of veterinary clinics, to dismiss a representative PAGA complaint by veterinary assista...
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