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California Supreme Court

5 articles decelerating

California Supreme Court has appeared in 5 articles since 2007-10. Coverage peaked in 2020Q1 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside California.

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Coverage Timeline

2024-07-26
Bloomberg 10 related

California's Supreme Court upholds Prop 22, allowing Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and other companies to keep classifying California drivers as independent contractors

We are thrilled that the California Supreme Court unanimously upheld … PYMNTS.com : California Supreme Court Upholds Proposition 22, Securing Independent Contractor Status for Uber and Lyft Drivers Ia...

2020-02-15
Bloomberg Law 15 related

California Supreme Court rules that Apple violated CA law by not paying employees at its stores for time spent on mandatory bag and iPhone searches

admittedly this was a couple of years ago — not even NSA employees had to go mandatory bag searches as they left secure facilities. https://twitter.com/... Will / @itswilltime : Note: Disneyland emplo...

2020-02-14
Bloomberg Law 13 related

California Supreme Court rules that Apple violated CA law by not paying employees at its stores for time spent on mandatory bag and iPhone searches

Listen  —  Apple Inc. violated California law when it failed to pay employees for time they spend waiting for mandatory bag and iPhone searches …

2019-08-19
Gizmodo

California Supreme Court rules that online businesses like Square can be sued for discrimination in their TOS, even if a user never signed up for the service

Bryan Menegus / Gizmodo :

2018-05-01
San Francisco Chronicle 7 related

California Supreme Court adopts much stricter standard for classifying workers as contractors and not employees, a ruling that may affect many gig economy firms

Companies that want to classify their workers as contractors and avoid paying them wages and benefits that state law requires …

2007-10-11
Wired News

Court Clears Way for Mobile-Phone-Unlocking Lawsuit Against T-Mobile

Wireless-carrier T-Mobile USA lost a California Supreme Court bid Wednesday to kill a lawsuit challenging the company's early-termination fees and its practice of locking down phones to work only on T...

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