PAGA

Hertz Sued Under PAGA Over Off-Clock Work Claims

A new PAGA suit accuses Hertz of unpaid terminal wait times and after-hours messaging, with penalties split between the state and workers.

Lyft $272.5 Million Driver Misclassification Settlement: Who Qualifies?

Covers the exact 2016-2020 driving window, payout size, and what still has to happen before any Lyft driver sees money.

Live Nation Wage Settlement Pays Over 16,000 California Workers

Live Nation's $2.4 million California wage settlement pays automatically—no claim form needed for the roughly 16,210 eligible workers.

PAGA Class Actions Explained for 2026: Who It Affects, Key Evidence, and What to Do Next

See who qualifies for California PAGA penalties, what proof matters, and how to file your notice correctly.

How to Verify PAGA Class Actions Claims in 2026: court filings and settlement notices, Evidence, and Red Flags

Match PAGA notices to court dockets and LWDA records, confirm approval, and spot fake fee demands before you file.

PAGA Class Actions FAQ for October 2026: Source-Checked Answers to Common Questions

See who can bring a PAGA case, how penalties are split, and how filing and court review work.

PAGA Class Actions 2026 Guide: eligibility, proof, and deadlines; Key Facts and Questions to Ask

See if your California pay violation qualifies for PAGA penalties, what to prove, and when to file for a share.

What Is New With PAGA Class Actions in September 2026? Latest court filings and settlement notices and Key Takeaways

Record PAGA filings, $157M in August settlements, rewritten LWDA rules, and two rulings that change who can sue — September 2026 in one read.

PAGA Class Actions September 2026 Update: What Changed, Why It Matters, and What to Watch Next

California's first-ever PAGA regulations and the Leeper v. Shipt ruling are both pending — here's what each will change for workers' claims.

French Laundry Calls Wage Theft Lawsuit Frivolous as Former Worker Seeks Back Pay

The French Laundry called the wage theft lawsuit filed against it "frivolous," but a class action case filed on March 19, 2026, in Napa...

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