Labor/Employment
Sep. 14, 2023
Judge won’t let Tesla compel arbitration of employee suit
Superior Court Judge Frank Roesch wrote that enforcing the arbitration agreement would be “substantively and procedurally unconscionable.”
Tesla Inc.’s attempt to compel arbitration in a race and religious discrimination lawsuit by a former employee was thwarted Wednesday after an Alameda County judge ruled that doing so would “condone an illegal scheme.”
Superior Court Judge Frank Roesch wrote in an order that enforcing the arbitration agreement would be “substantively and procedurally unconscionable” because the plaintiff, Vincent Singh, could not negotiate the terms and Te...
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