Don’t Bet the Washington Farm: More Remedies Mean More Class Actions

Event

3.05.26
10:00 AM — 11:00 AM PST

The consequences for noncompliance with laws regarding meal-rest periods, no moonlighting policies, and non-competition limits are more costly than ever, with nearly strict liability for violations. Class actions have exploded given recent case developments. This presentation will cover increased remedies for meal period violations based on Androckitis v. Virginia Mason Medical Center, increased risk for noncompliant “no moonlighting” policies prohibiting outside employment under David v. Freedom Vans, and increased likelihood of class action lawsuit by a “test applicant” based on Branson v. Washington Fine Wines and Spirits. This presentation will cover the state of the law and best practices to avoid costly class actions in these areas.

The firm is submitting this webinar for HRCI/SHRM credit.

If you have any questions, please contact Jennifer Barry-Smith.

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