Law Practice
Jul. 24, 2008
Panel Rejects Class Status For Meal Breaks
The 4th District Court of Appeal on Tuesday struck down class status for about 60,000 California restaurant workers who sued over rest and meal breaks.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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SAN DIEGO - The 4th District Court of Appeal on Tuesday struck down class status for about 60,000 California restaurant workers who sued over rest and meal breaks.
The ruling marks the first time an appeals court has defined the legal requirements for employees' rest and meal breaks, according to R...
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