Labor/Employment
Apr. 1, 2019
PAGA challenge lawsuit survives initial ruling
An Orange County judge handed opponents of California's Private Attorneys General Act a significant win in a tentative ruling that a business group has standing to sue over the law's constitutionality.
An Orange County judge appears to have handed opponents of California's Private Attorneys General Act a significant win in a tentative ruling that a business group has standing to sue over the law's constitutionality.
Though the law's constitutionality has been frequently challenged, Superior Court Judge Peter J. Wilson's ruling on Thursday represents a rare victory.
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