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The Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) , a pivotal piece of California labor law, has recently undergone significant reforms that have sparked a mixed response among legal professionals. These changes, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom in June 2024, aim to address long-standing concerns from both employers and employees regarding the 20-year-old legislation. However, the compromises have left the legal community divided, with opinions varying widely on the potential outcomes of these adjustments.

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An Abercrombie clothing lawsuit has led to a $25 million settlement over allegations that employees were required to purchase the clothing they were selling in the store.

The program will feature an update of Pending Cases in the 9th Circuit with some SCOTUS discussion, and several important technical issues required for bringing and defending class actions.

Marcus Bradley is a founder and partner at Bradley/Grombacher, LLP, and focuses much of his practice on complex consumer litigation, class actions, mass torts, product liability, personal injury, and more.

Kiley Grombacher is a founder and partner at Bradley/Grombacher, LLP, and focuses much of her practice in complex litigation including consumer and employment class actions, product liability, and pharmaceutical mass torts.

The Harris Martin's MDL Conference is focusing on recalled infant formula and Gardasil.

The retreat is designed for attorneys and provides 6 credit hours of continuing legal education (CLE). During the event, Attorney Grombacher will be a featured speaker presenting on PAGA: What's Next After Viking River Cruises?

At Bradley/Grombacher, LLP, we invite you to attend HarrisMartin’s Webinar Series: Neutrogena Sunscreen Litigation. Learn more: