Narrow Interpretation of Law Earlier this month, the California Supreme Court decided a case that determines whether federal law preempts a California law enacted in 2019 that regulates when arbitration fees must be paid. The California Chamber of Commerce joined other groups in filing a friend-of-the-court brief in the case of Hohenshelt v. Superior Court. […]| Advocacy – California Chamber of Commerce
Earlier this month, the California Supreme Court decided a case that determines whether federal law preempts a California law enacted in 2019 that regulates when arbitration fees must be paid. The California Chamber of Commerce joined other groups in filing a friend-of-the-court brief in the case of Hohenshelt v. Superior Court. The court ruling addresses […] The post State High Court Rules on Arbitration Fee Payments appeared first on CalChamber Alert.| CalChamber Alert
The California Chamber of Commerce and the California Restaurant Association (CRA) are urging a federal court to stop the implementation of a new California law that chills employer speech on a broad range of matters, known as SB 399 (Wahab; D-Hayward).| CalChamber Alert