Tag: class action

Arbitration: Three Unpublished Employment Opinions Side With Employers’ Positions

Issues Covered Include Class Action, Unconscionability, Powers Of Arbitrator, Enforcement, Non-Signatories, PAGA, Severability, Costs. Martinez v. Ready Pac Produce, Inc., B279225 (2/3  11/20/18) (Lavin, Egerton, Dhanidina) (Unpublished): Waiver Of Class Action Meant Employee Could Not Participate In Pending Class Action.     The Court of Appeal reverses order denying employer Read Pac's motion to compel […]

Arbitration, Class Action: 9th Circuit Reverses District Court In Ongoing Litigation Brought By Uber Drivers

September 25, 2018 · Arbitration: Class

Consolidated Appeals Brought By Uber Overturn Pro-Driver Rulings Of District Court.     O'Connor v. Uber, No. 16-5595, and related appeals (9th Cir.  9/25/18) (Clifton, Tallman, Ikuta) reverses the district court's denial of Uber's motions to compel arbitration, based on Mohamed v. Uber Technologies, Inc., 848 F. 3d 1201 (9th Cir. 2016). Mohamed, which we blogged […]

Delegation, PAGA: Ninth Circuit Amends Uber Drivers Opinion So As Not To Foreclose Argument That Class Action Waivers In Arbitration Agreements Violate National Labor Relations Act

December 21, 2016 · Arbitration: Waiver

Material Amendment To A Footnote?      On September 11, 2016, we posted about the Uber Drivers cases, Mohamed v. Uber Technologies, Inc., et al., and Gillette v. Uber Technologies, Inc., Nos. 15-16178 and 15-16181 (9th Cir. 9/7/16). The 9th Circuit opinion penned by Judge Clifton held that the issue of arbitrability was effectively delegated […]

Arbitration, Delegation, PAGA: In Two Lawsuits Brought By Uber Drivers, Ninth Circuit Holds Issue Of Arbitrability Was Delegated To The Arbitrator, But PAGA Claims Go To District Court In One Of The Lawsuits

How Will This Ultimately Play Out?      In Mohamed v. Uber Technologies and Gillette v. Uber Technologies, Nos. 15-16178 and 16181 (9th Cir. 9/7/16), cases in which district court judge Edward M. Chen found arbitration clauses between Uber and its drivers to be unenforceable, the 9th Circuit panel has affirmed in part and reversed in […]