By Lauren Berg (August 22, 2022, 11:14 PM EDT) -- The Ninth Circuit panel that largely upheld California's law banning mandatory arbitration agreements in the workplace on Monday withdrew its decision to take another look at the law following a recent U. S. Supreme Court ruling that the U. S. and California Chambers of Commerce argued invalidated the law. Two of the three judges on the panel voted to take a fresh look at the case in which the divided panel last September partially reversed a preliminary injunction awarded to the U. S. Chamber of Commerce and other businesses groups that challenged the law, known as A. B. 51. "A majority of the panel has. . .
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