Hope on the horizon? A Deal to Modify PAGA Struck

Written By Medina McKelvey

Earlier today, the California governor, state legislative leaders, and business and labor groups announced a deal to reform the Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA), which will change the law while avoiding the ballot measure scheduled for later this year.

This is a positive development for employers in California.  Please click here to read the official update from the Office of the Governor.

Medina McKelvey will provide more updates on this significant development in the coming days.

Medina McKelvey

Medina McKelvey’s mission is to make California businesses stronger. We want employers to walk away from any lawsuit, legal challenge, or compliance issue stronger, wiser, and better protected. We want to see your business thrive before, during, and after any legal matter. We are a full-service employment law firm that equips and empowers California businesses with high-impact legal solutions. We are known for being one of the most strategic law firms in California, as well as for our groundbreaking work defending and protecting businesses from wage and hour class and PAGA action lawsuits—the biggest legal risk currently facing California employers.

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