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Review granted in wages case

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The Sixth District Court of Appeal published opinion held an employee might have a claim for unpaid wages where his employer rounded the amount of time he worked for payment purposes even though it recorded his time to the minute. ” The Supreme Court denied a petition for review and a depublication request in See’s Candy. .”

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Jail minimum wage, witness dissuasion opinions filing Monday

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More about the case here and here. The court granted review in May 2022. More about the case here. These two will be the first of four opinions for cases argued in February. The other two cases should be decided by May 6. On Monday morning, the Supreme Court will file its opinions in Ruelas v.

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US Supreme Court grants review to bankruptcy, overtime pay and federal civil rights cases

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The US Supreme Court Monday granted review to three cases spanning questions of bankruptcy, overtime pay and federal civil rights claims. The three cases will be heard in oral arguments during the Court’s fall 2022 session. Hewitt claims that because he is paid a daily wage he does not fall under the exemption.

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Supreme Court will hear HIV/AIDS drug case

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The court granted review in Gilead Tenofovir Cases. The First District, Division Four, Court of Appeal published opinion allowed a negligence case to proceed against the manufacturer of a drug to treat HIV/AIDS. ” PAGA grant-and-hold. Garfield Beach CVS, LLC is another grant-and-hold for Turrieta v.

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Wage reporting opinion filing Monday

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The court is expected to decide whether an employer’s good faith belief that it complied with Labor Code section 226, subdivision (a), precludes a finding that its failure to report wages earned was “knowing and intentional” as is necessary to recover penalties under Labor Code section 226, subdivision (e)(1). More about the case here.

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Another no-straight-grant conference

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Today’s Supreme Court conference was the third in a row with no straight grants. The court denied review of two Court of Appeal opinions that affirmed denials of motions to compel arbitration. Horvitz & Levy filed the petition for review. Criminal case grant-and-holds. Justice Kelli Evans was recused.

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Four-case February calendar leaves Supreme Court on pace for record low number of opinions this term

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First, because the court doesn’t hold oral arguments in July or August, and because all opinions in cases argued before July are usually filed before September (see the 90-day rule ), we analyze the court’s output by term — from September 1 through the following August 31 — not calendar year. cases per calendar.