Opinion | California’s unique employee lawsuit law could be repealed if ballot measure passes
The Private Attorneys General Act is a unique California law making it easier for employees to sue their bosses. For two decades, it’s been the subject of political and legal infighting but a pending ballot measure would decide its fate.
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