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D.C. Circuit Invalidates NLRB’s “Successor Bar” Doctrine: What Employers Acquiring Unionized Businesses Need to Know

D.C. Circuit Invalidates NLRB’s “Successor Bar” Doctrine: What Employers Acquiring Unionized Businesses Need to Know

By: Tashayla “Shay” Billington, Heather L. Caughron

Gas Costs Keep Climbing – IRS Increases Business Standard Mileage Rate to 76 Cents per Mile

Gas Costs Keep Climbing – IRS Increases Business Standard Mileage Rate to 76 Cents per Mile

By: Joel M. Van Parys

Sexual Orientation Harassment Claims Are Exempt From Arbitration

Sexual Orientation Harassment Claims Are Exempt From Arbitration

By: Joel M. Van Parys

Taylor L. Wendland

Taylor L. Wendland

Attorney

Dan M. Forman

Dan M. Forman

Chair of CDF's Trade Secret Practice Group & CDF's Privacy Practice Group

Alison L. Tsao

Alison L. Tsao

San Francisco Office Managing Partner

Leigh A. White

Leigh A. White

Partner

Joel M. Van Parys

Joel M. Van Parys

Sacramento Office Managing Partner

What Is the Current Status of the Legality of Captive Audience Meetings for California Employers?

What Is the Current Status of the Legality of Captive Audience Meetings for California Employers?

By: Mark S. Spring

AB 2155 and California Arbitration Agreements: When the FAA’s Exclusions Become California Law

AB 2155 and California Arbitration Agreements: When the FAA’s Exclusions Become California Law

By: August V. Pearson

Supreme Court’s Trump v. Slaughter Decision Reshapes the Administrative State – What it Means for the NLRB, EEOC, and Beyond

Supreme Court’s Trump v. Slaughter Decision Reshapes the Administrative State – What it Means for the NLRB, EEOC, and Beyond

By: Tashayla “Shay” Billington, Mark S. Spring

Employment Arbitration Lives to Fight Another Day

Employment Arbitration Lives to Fight Another Day

By: Ryan D. Larocca

NLRB Advice Memoranda Signal a Major Shift for Employers—But California Employers Shouldn’t Celebrate Too Soon

NLRB Advice Memoranda Signal a Major Shift for Employers—But California Employers Shouldn’t Celebrate Too Soon

By: Tashayla “Shay” Billington

California Courts Have Wide Latitude To Reduce PAGA Penalties and Fees

California Courts Have Wide Latitude To Reduce PAGA Penalties and Fees

By: Sander van der Heide

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