SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme Court doesn’t need a house to fall on it. Especially when that house is filled with marble and nine U.S. Supreme Court justices.
On Thursday, the California justices made clear they’re in no mood to buck high court precedent, and that they will instead overrule their 2007 decision, Gentry v. Superior Court, that blocked employers from enforcing class action waivers in arbitration agreements.
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