C.A. 1st
A132297
The First Appellate District affirmed an order. The court held that an employer could not enforce an arbitration provision in an employment agreement with carpet installers that was unconscionable under California law.
May 08, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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C.A. 1st
A132297
The First Appellate District affirmed an order. The court held that an employer could not enforce an arbitration provision in an employment agreement with carpet installers that was unconscionable under California law.
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