Ruling by
Donald R. Franson Jr.Lower Court
xKern County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Lorna H. BrumfieldIn employment dispute, PAGA claims seeking civil penalties are not subject to arbitration whereas claims to recover wages under Labor Code Section 558 are subject to arbitration.
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