Partner Daniel Lula is representing Royalty Carpet Mills in a closely watched case before the California Supreme Court that concerns “whether trial judges can split up claims under a unique state labor law, an attempt to resolve a split among state appellate courts about how large cases should be managed,” according to a Nov. 8 Bloomberg Law article titled “California Top Court Weighs How to Split Big Labor Law Cases (1)” (subscription required).
Lula is quoted multiple times in that article and in other recent pieces about the case, Estrada v. Royalty Carpet Mills:
- “California Supreme Court Weighs Power to Strike ‘Unmanageable’ PAGA Claims” (ALM’s The Recorder; Nov. 8)
- “Calif. Justices Mull If ‘Drastic Measure’ Will ‘Obliterate PAGA’” (Law360; Nov. 8)
- “Justices Mull Trial Judges’ Authority To Strike PAGA Claims” (California Lawyer Daily Journal; Nov. 9; subscription required)