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Lydia Olson et al v. Xavier Becerra et al
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2:19-cv-10956
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February 05, 2020
Chamber, Tech Groups Back Gig Cos.' AB 5 Injunction Bid
A controversial state law that raises the bar for Golden State workers to be legally classified as independent contractors has upended the livelihoods of freelance journalists, translators, musicians and other professionals, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and technology groups told a California federal court Wednesday.
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January 21, 2020
Calif. Rips Uber, Postmates' Dynamex Law Injunction Bid
California has fired back at a bid by Uber, Postmates and gig-economy workers to block a controversial state law that raises the bar for Golden State workers to be legally classified as independent contractors, saying the law does not "unconstitutionally" target app-based companies.
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January 09, 2020
Uber, Postmates Push For Injunction On Calif. Dynamex Law
Uber, Postmates and gig-economy workers have asked a California federal court to block a controversial state law that raises the bar for Golden State workers to be legally classified as independent contractors, saying lawmakers "irrationally and unconstitutionally" targeted app-based companies in the law.
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