Kim v. Reins Int’l. Cal., Inc., No. S246911 (Cal. Mar. 12, 2020)
I never thought this 2017 decision made much sense. The California Supreme Court apparently agrees. It holds that a plaintiff’s settlement of his individual Labor Code claims does not moot out his ability to continue to litigate representative claims under the Labor Code Private Attorney General Act.
Court of Appeal reversed.
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