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Mobilize the Message LLC et al v. Rob Bonta
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August 11, 2021
Calif. Groups Take Free Speech Fight Against AB 5 To 9th Circ.
A political action committee that says California's A.B. 5 violates door-knockers' First Amendment rights by classifying them as employees is taking its suit to the Ninth Circuit after a lower court ruled it was unlikely to win.
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July 13, 2021
Calif. Says AB 5 Doesn't Step On PAC's Free Speech
California's attorney general fired back at a political action committee's accusation that classifying door knockers as employees under A.B. 5 is a violation of the First Amendment, saying the worker classification law has no effect on speech.
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June 25, 2021
CA Groups Say AB 5 Violates Free Speech In Suit Against AG
A political action committee along with a grassroots campaigning company sued the California attorney general, saying that the state law that requires classifying door knockers as employees violates their First Amendment rights.