Labor/Employment,
California Courts of Appeal
Aug. 18, 2017
Appellate panel could let Iskanian go on without Iskanian
An 11-year-old case that has revolutionized use of the Private Attorneys General Act may go on a bit longer, sans the aggrieved employee who brought the case, if a court of appeals oral argument Thursday is any indication.
LOS ANGELES — A case that revolutionized use of the Private Attorneys General Act during its 11 years in court may go on a bit longer, sans the original plaintiff, if a state appellate court argument on Thursday is any indication.
Justice Victoria M. Chavez suggested during oral argument that she might vote to reverse Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Richard E. Hess.
Hess granted Arshavir Is...
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