Part one of a two-part series regarding significant recent developments in California employment law.
The past year resulted in a number of cases that change the landscape of employment law in California. The state’s employment laws are notoriously complicated, and these new decisions do not make managing a workforce any easier for employers. The following analysis is intended to help counsel for California companies navigate this altered geography.
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