14TH ANNUAL ADVANCED WAGE AND HOUR CONFERENCE AND THE 40TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW SECTION
What happens when PAGA cases go to trial?
Jen Kramer will be speaking at “What happens when PAGA cases go to trial?” panel Thursday July 18 at this event from 10:35 a.m. – 11:50 a.m.
The panelists have collected and analyzed more than 80 judgments in PAGA trials and will answer all of your questions, including:
- How often do plaintiffs win?
- When they do win, how much do courts award in penalties?
- How often do courts exercise their discretion to reduce the penalties awarded? And by what percentage?
- How often do courts find liability, but award zero?
- Do trial courts stack PAGA penalties or award penalties at subsequent rates?
- How much do they award in attorney fees?
- What do courts of appeal do with these judgments?
- What is the value of an “average” PAGA claim?
- How will the June 27, 2024 Labor Code amendments impact these decisions?
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