By: Phillip J. Ebsworth and Kyle W. Owen
Seyfarth Synopsis: On August 3, 2026, the LWDA issued modifications to its proposed PAGA regulations, clarifying several procedures and making some notable substantive changes. The most notable proposed modifications are briefly summarized below.
High-Frequency Filers
The original proposal designated any attorney or law firm that filed 200 or more PAGA notices
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Co-authored by David D. Kadue and Simon L. Yang
On Tuesday, January 20, 2015, the Court declined to take the case of CLS Transportation Los Angeles, LLC v. Iskanian, in which an employer asked the Court to reverse a ruling of the California Supreme Court. At issue was whether an employee who has agreed to submit all employment-related claims
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