California Sued in Federal Court Over Law Classifying Paid Petitioners as Employees Instead of Independent Contractors

On June 23, a professional petitioning firm, and a PAC that wants to hire it, sued California over its 2019 law that classifies paid petitioners as employees instead of as independent contractors. Mobilize the Message v Bonta, c.d., 2:21cv-5115. Here is the 17-page Complaint.

The California law does not classify door-to-door salespersons as employees, nor individuals who delivery newspapers door-to-door, so the lawsuit points out that California is granting more freedom for commercial speech than for political speech. Thanks to the Free Speech Institute for this news.


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California Sued in Federal Court Over Law Classifying Paid Petitioners as Employees Instead of Independent Contractors — 4 Comments

  1. Richard, you made a typo in the article above. It should say deliver newspapers, not delivery.

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