Mandatory Arbitration Provision Struck Down by the Washington Supreme Court
From JDSupra, Amanda Hailey and Helen M. McFarland discuss a recent case from Washington in which a mandatory arbitration agreement
AB2257: Not Much Better Than AB5 for Most Industries in California Using Independent Contractors
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses the changes to California’s AB5 law. Richard writes: Many independent contractors complained of dire consequences
AB 5 “2.0” – California Tweaks its Independent Contractor Ban
From JDSupra, Audrey Nguyen and Jennifer Rubin provide a helpful guide to the changes made by AB 2257, the California
Nibbling Around The Edges? California Continues To Make Changes To AB 5 AndThe ABC Test
From JDSupra, Benjamin Ebbink discusses the changes in to AB5 including changes to the general exceptions (bona fide business to business and
California’s AB 2257 Amends AB 5, the Independent Contractor Law
From Lexology, Bruce J. Sarchet, James A. Paretti, Jr. and Michael J. Lotito discuss the changes to AB 5, the California law that
Expanding Independent Contractors in California: AB 2257
From JDSupra, Jonathan Barker, Timothy Kim, and Justine Phillips provide an outstanding review of California’s AB 2257. a bill amending
California Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Bill Aiding Freelancers, Indie Contractors
From Deadline, Bruce Haring reports that California Gavin Newsom signed AB 2257 on Friday, September 4, 2020. AB 22576 amends
California AB 5 And The Status Of Independent Contractors
From JDSupra, Emilia Arutunian, Nathan Austin, Erika Barbara Pickles, and Cecilie Read provide an update on the status of AB
AB 5 Update: AB 2257 Would Amend California Independent Contractor Law
From JDSupra, Michael Lotito, James Paretti, Jr., and Bruce Sarchet provide a superb comparison of AB 2257, a bill in
New Jersey Finally Gets a Roadmap to Creating a Valid Arbitration Clause
From JDSupra, Mark Saloman and Jeffrey Shooman provide helpful “do’s” and “don’t” following a New Jersey Supreme Court case enforcing
NJ Supreme Court Clears Hurdles for Employee Arbitration Agreements
From JDSupra, Thomas Linthorst, Jason Ranjo, Richard Rosenblatt and Samuel Shaulson discuss a recent New Jersey Supreme Court case in
Shutdown Averted – Lyft And Uber’s AB-5 Battle With California Heats Up
From JDSupra, Brian Casillas discusses the reprieve by the appeals court of the order compelling Lyft and Uber to classify