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A San Francisco federal judge rules that the laid-off Twitter workers must pursue severance claims in individual arbitration rather than a class-action lawsuit

Twitter Inc. won a ruling forcing a group of laid-off workers fighting the company over their severance packages to pursue …

Bloomberg Peter Blumberg

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  • @rbairwell@mastodon.org.uk Richard Bairwell on mastodon
    @johnjwyatt @Techmeme Possibly: but instead of just having to win (and pay fees for) one action, Twitter now has to win several hundred (with fees for each one): all of which will be corresponding and learning from each other.
  • @slissriordan Shannon Liss-Riordan on x
    We anticipated this and that's why we have already filed 500 individual arbitration demands - and counting. This is not a win for @elonmusk. Twitter still has to answer claims in court, on top of the arbitration battles. https://twitter.com/...