Melanie L. Ronen

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PAGA Intervention Ruling Raises 'Reverse Auction' Fears

August 2, 2024 - Law360 Employment Authority

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The California Supreme Court recently ruled that ride-hail drivers behind a Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) action could not intervene in another PAGA case involving overlapping claims. In a Law360 Employment Authority article, partner Melanie Ronen discusses the benefit of moving PAGA cases forward quickly to avoid potential issues with overlapping claims.

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