Luncheon: How Small Businesses Can Defend Against Frivolous Lawsuits

A little-known law in California is being abused by politicians, unscrupulous lawyers, and special interests to shake down our state’s already struggling small businesses. Financial losses are mounting, andjobs are being destroyed.

The Private Attorney Generals Act (PAGA) is a California state law that gives private labor law attorneys the right to act as de-facto state law enforcement agents in suing small businesses for alleged “labor lawviolations.” Thousands of frivolous PAGA lawsuits have been filed recently thathave resulted in devastating financial losses for small businesses.

If you are a small business worried about getting hit with a frivolous lawsuit, then you are invited to attend a free luncheon sponsored byReform California where we will discuss ways to protect yourself.

Defend Against Frivolous Lawsuits: Learn how yoursmall business can be proactive in defending itself against these frivolous lawsuits.

Repeal the PAGA Law in 2024: Reform California and abroad coalition of small business advocates are leading a statewide campaign to pass a ballot measure in the November 2024 election to reform frivolouslawsuits. We’ll update you on how you can be part of this campaign.

Demand Change at City Hall – and Sacramento: You’ll hear about several job-killing bills that could hurt your small business and cost you money if passed. We’ll also discuss the continued damage being done bythe AB-5 law that bans the use of independent contractors in California.