Court grants CTA preliminary injunction in California AB5 case

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Court grants CTA preliminary injunction in California AB5 case

| Jan 16, 2020 5:06PM EST
US District Court Judge Roger Benitez ruled that AB5 is preempted by existing federal statutes, delivering a win for the California Trucking Association and dealing a blow to state lawmakers attempting to restructure the worker classification process for truck drivers.
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