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California Supreme Court Rules in Cal Fire Case – Round One Goes to the Legislature, But It Ain’t Over
By Jeff Chang The California Supreme Court recently issued its decision in the Cal Fire Local 2881 v. CalPERS case – the first of six so-called “California Rule” (“Vested Pension Rights”) cases pending before the Court. The California Rule, in … Continue reading
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Tagged California Rule, California Supreme Court, governmental retirement plan, pension reform, Vested Rights
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