Three bills identified by the California Chamber of Commerce as job killers will be considered today by fiscal committees in the Senate or Assembly. Today is last day for the

What’s wrong with gathering more data about employee salaries, especially in the fight for workplace pay equity? Plenty, when the real motivation is to drive more workplace litigation. (Jennifer Barrera

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals has given the plaintiffs bar something to chew on. Writing for a three-member panel, Judge Diane Sykes on Friday threw out a class-action lawsuit

A letter of opposition to SB 33 from the California Chamber of Commerce and organizations including CJAC argued to Senate members that the bill “unfairly attacks the use of arbitration

A California Chamber of Commerce-opposed job killer bill that provides the perfect pleading pathway for class action attorneys to avoid arbitration awaits action by the Assembly.  SB 33 (Dodd; D-Napa)

Is single-payer health care dead in California? There were a lot of headlines to that effect in late June, after Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon shelved the Healthy California Act, which