The Future of PAGA After the California Supreme Court’s Ruling in Adolph v. Uber
About this program
This webinar will examine various topics from the plaintiff and defense perspectives relating to the aftermath of the California Supreme Court’s ruling on whether aggrieved employees who have been compelled to arbitrate their individuals claims under PAGA maintain statutory standing to pursue claims on behalf of other employees.
This OnDemand CLE program earns 1.25 hours of General credit in California. It aired August 23, 2023 and features Nazgole Hashemi, Chris A. Jalian, and Lauren Teukolsky.
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