Dynamex Update: Not a Passing Fancy
- posted: Aug. 26, 2019
- Labor & Employment Litigation
In previous blogs, we have discussed the California Supreme Court’s seminal decision in Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court, which established a new and extremely limiting test for determining Read More
A Potentially Disruptive Ruling for California Employers
- posted: Jul. 24, 2018
- Labor & Employment Litigation
On April 30th the California Supreme Court issued an opinion that almost certainly will cause significant changes in how many businesses, particularly those which rely on independent contractors, will conduct Read More
What to Do When an Employee Becomes a Competitor
- posted: Dec. 02, 2016
- Labor & Employment Litigation
A Guide for Businesses Large and Small. Immediate First Steps When key personnel leave to start or to join a competing business, there is often a scramble to save clients and to Read More
Beware Waiting to Compel Arbitration
- posted: Aug. 05, 2016
- Labor & Employment Litigation
Some defendants, when facing a lawsuit filed in federal court, may elect to litigate in that court even though a binding arbitration provision is available to them. The reasons for Read More
