Alternative Dispute Resolution,
California Supreme Court
Jul. 21, 2023
PAGA: Did Adolph round the bend on Viking River? Maybe not
The reasoning employed in Adolph, and the potential outcomes it allows, may run afoul of higher federal law, namely the FAA.
Mark D. Kemple
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USC Law School; Los Angeles CA
The California Supreme Court has issued its highly anticipated decision on whether an order requiring arbitration under the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) of the named plaintiff’s individual Private Attorney General Act (PAGA) claim eliminates that plaintiff’s standing to pursue in state court alleged PAGA violations toward others. A prior decision by the US Supreme Court held that it did, while deferring to the California Supreme Court as the ultimate decider on the ...
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