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Monday, April 13, 2009

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Jeffrey Wilens

This was a stupid argument by plaintiff's counsel on the PAGA issue. I hope her argument is just being oversimplified by the reporter. The UCL language (pre-Prop 64) allowing non-class representative actions is almost identical to the PAGA language allowing non-class representative actions. This point should have been hammered down by the plaintiff's counsel. I hope it was.

Also the reporter minimizes the harm of requiring class cert for PAGA. Many court's won't certify meal and rest claims, but similar relief can be obtained under non-class PAGA actions.

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