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Joseph Baumann v. Chase Investment Services Corp, et al
Case Number:
12-55644
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Companies
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May 07, 2014
9th Circ. Won't Re-Examine Chase PAGA Decision
A Ninth Circuit panel on Tuesday denied Chase Investment Services Corp.'s bid to have the court's entire bench revisit a decision holding the company cannot lean on the Class Action Fairness Act to kick wage-and-hour claims brought under California's Private Attorney General Act up to federal court.
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March 17, 2014
9th Circ.'s Chase Ruling To Trigger More PAGA Suits
The Ninth Circuit held last week that Chase Investment Services Corp. can't rely on the Class Action Fairness Act to remove wage-and-hour claims brought under California's Private Attorney General Act to federal court, a ruling that lawyers say restricts employers' ability to boot PAGA cases from plaintiff-friendly state courts and could fuel more PAGA lawsuits.
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March 13, 2014
9th Circ. Says Calif. PAGA Suits Not Federal Class Actions
The Ninth Circuit on Thursday sent a wage-and-hour suit brought by Chase Investment Services Corp. employees under California's Private Attorney General Act back to state court, upending a district court ruling in a precedent-setting decision that splits the California suits from federal class actions.