S.C. Invalidates Fees for Employer Compelling Arbitration
The California Supreme Court held yesterday that a provision in an agreement providing for the payment of attorney fees to an employer that successfully moves to compel arbitration of a dispute—regardless of whether the underlying action is frivolous—is unconscionable as it violates provisions of a statute that bars employment discrimination and harassment.
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