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Garcia-Brower VS Lyft, Inc

Docket RG20070283, California State, Alameda County, Superior Court (Aug. 5, 2020)
Case TypeGeneral Civil - Other Employment - Civil
TagsGeneral Civil, Other, Employment, Civil
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Sorokunov VS NETAPP, Inc.

Docket RG19037264, California State, Alameda County, Superior Court (Sept. 30, 2019)
Somnath Raj Chatterjee, presiding
DivisionRene C. Davidson Courthouse / DEPT 16
Case TypeCivil Unlimited, Other Complaint non-tort/non...
TagsCivil Unlimited, Other, Complaint, Non...
DeadlineDescription: Compliance Hearing Re: PHV Renewal Status of CHRISTOPHER A. HOFFMANDept: RCD / Department 16Type: Future Hearing
DeadlineDescription: Hearing on Motion to Tax Costs filed by Alexander Sorokunov (Plaintiff)Dept: RCD / Department 16Type: Future Hearing
Plaintiff, Appellant Alexander Sorokunov
Non-Party Labor and Workforce Development Agency
Defendant, Respondent NETAPP, Inc.
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Kao v. Holiday et al.

Docket A158531, California State Court of Appeals, First District (Sept. 30, 2019)
Teri L. Jackson, Carin T. Fujisaki, presiding
Division3
Case TypeCV
Plaintiff - Respondent Ming-Hsiang Kao
Defendant - Appellant Joy Holiday
Defendant - Appellant Jessy Lin
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Kao v. Holiday et al.

Docket A157886, California State Court of Appeals, First District (July 19, 2019)
Teri L. Jackson, Carin T. Fujisaki, presiding
Division3
Case TypeCV
Plaintiff - Respondent Ming-Hsiang Kao
Defendant - Appellant Joy Holiday
Defendant - Appellant Jessy Lin
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Cruz v. Fusion Buffet, Inc. et al.

Docket D075479, California State Court of Appeals, Fourth District (Jan. 23, 2019)
Cynthia G. Aaron, Joan K. Irion, Terry B. Rourke, presiding
Case TypeCV
Plaintiff - Respondent Justine Cruz
Defendant - Appellant Fusion Buffet, Inc.
Defendant - Appellant Xiao Yan Chen
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Huang v. Twitter, Inc.

Docket A155155, California State Court of Appeals, First District (Aug. 3, 2018)
Barbara J. Jones, Gordon B. Burns, presiding
Division5
Case TypeCV
Plaintiff - Appellant Tina Huang
Defendant - Respondent Twitter, Inc.
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Karl v. Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc. et al

Docket 3:18-cv-04176, California Northern District Court (July 12, 2018)
Judge William Alsup, presiding, Magistrate Judge Donna M. Ryu (Settlement)
Labor - Fair Labor Standards Act
DivisionSan Francisco
FlagsADRMOP, REFSET-DMR, STAYED
Cause29:201 Fair Labor Standards Act
Case Type710 Labor - Fair Labor Standards Act
Tags710 Labor, Fair Labor Standards Act, 710 Labor, Fair Labor Standards Act
Plaintiff James Karl
Defendant Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc.
Defendant Zimmer US, Inc.
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Vincent Pivirotto v. Les Concierges, Inc. et al

Docket 3:18-cv-02967, California Northern District Court (May 18, 2018)
Judge James Donato, presiding
Labor - Other
DivisionSan Francisco
FlagsADRMOP, PRVADR
DemandBoth
Cause15:1681 Fair Credit Reporting Act
Case Type790 Labor - Other
Tags790 Labor, Other, 790 Labor, Other
Plaintiff Vincent Pivirotto
Defendant Les Concierges, Inc.
Defendant Service Concierge SAS dba John Paul
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WALTER FLORES VS. SCRIPTDASH DBA ALTO PHARMACY ET AL

Docket CGC-18-564734, California State, San Francisco County, Superior Court (Mar. 2, 2018)
Case TypeOTHER NON EXEMPT COMPLAINTS
Plaintiff Bender Roxanne
Defendant Doe
Defendant Does
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VINCENT PIVIROTTO VS. LESCONCIERGES, INC. ET AL

Docket CGC-18-564456, California State, San Francisco County, Superior Court (Feb. 20, 2018)
Case TypePERSONAL INJURY/PROPERTY DAMAGE - NON-VEHICLE RELATED
TagsPersonal Injury / Property Damage, Personal Injury, Tort, Civil
Defendant Does
Defendant John Paul Usa, Formerly Known as Les Concierge
Defendant Lesconcierges Inc.
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Tanner vs Brabetz Inc

Docket SCV-261262, California State, Sonoma County, Superior Court (Sept. 12, 2017)
Arthur A Wick, Patrick Broderick, presiding
DivisionCivil
Case Type15: Unlimited Other Employment
Tags15, Unlimited, Other, Employment
Plaintiff Katelynn Tanner
Defendant Brabetz Inc
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Stephanie Prasad v. Pinnacle Management Services Company, LLC et al

Docket 5:17-cv-02794, California Northern District Court (May 15, 2017)
Howard R. Lloyd, presiding, Magistrate Judge Virginia K. DeMarchi
Labor - Fair Labor Standards Act
DivisionSan Jose
Cause15:5(a) Fair Labor Standards Act
Case Type710 Labor - Fair Labor Standards Act
Tags710 Labor, Fair Labor Standards Act, 710 Labor, Fair Labor Standards Act
Stephanie Prasad
Pinnacle Management Services Company, LLC
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Opinion

Document Abdelmuti v. El Centro Regional Medical Center, D081505, Opinion (Cal. Ct. App., 4th Dist. Apr. 24, 2024)
2 1 Abdelmuti as an hourly, nonexempt phlebotomist from approximately June 2020 to April 2021, at Center’s El Centro location.
) It did so in the context of reviewing a judgment on an order sustaining a demurrer without leave to amend in favor of the defendant city on a class action alleging the city paid plaintiffs— nonexempt hourly employees—less than the legally ...
... unlike the defendant in Marquez, the Regents was not a charter city or any type of entity listed in Wage Order No. 4-2001, and the plaintiff did not include allegations in her complaint that the Regents set the hourly rate for any nonexempt ...
) None of these cases compel us to reject Abdelmuti’s allegations that Center failed to pay minimum wages for hours worked.
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Opinion

Document Garcia-Brower et al. v. ALCO HARVESTING LLC et al.,, B327137, Opinion (Cal. Ct. App., 2nd Dist. Nov. 22, 2023)
The trial court consolidated the cases for all purposes at the request of the Labor Commissioner.2 Alco moved to compel arbitration of Guzman’s claims pursuant to a written agreement he and other workers signed in Mexico during their orientation.
It noted Alco had not listed mandatory arbitration as one of the material terms of employment when it sought DOL certification to hire Guzman and other temporary workers under the H-2A program.
Orders so posted are called “Clearance Orders.” Employers must try to recruit from the domestic labor market and hire any “qualified, eligible U.S. worker who applies ... until 50 percent of the period of the work contract has elapsed.” (Id., § 655.135(c), (d).)
The Job Orders submitted to DOL have lengthy addenda describing such things as work experience and physical requirements, the grounds for terminating a worker, training and production standards, and reimbursement of transportation costs.
California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc., Corrie L. Meals, Sandra Aguila, Ana Vicente de Castro, and Dennise Silva; Dawson Morton for Plaintiff and Respondent Jesus Guzman.
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Opinion

Document In Re Uber Technologies Wage and Hour Cases, A166355, Opinion (Cal. Ct. App., 1st Dist. Sep. 28, 2023)
Uber’s and Lyft’s motions did not seek to compel arbitration of the People’s and the Labor Commissioner’s requests for civil penalties and injunctive relief, but they nonetheless asked the court to stay those portions of the actions ...
And none of the above theories supports compelling their claims to arbitration.
) As we have discussed, none of these cases holds that public law enforcement officials must arbitrate their statutory claims when they have not agreed to do so and have no preexisting relationship with the parties to the arbitration ...
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