Labor/Employment
Sep. 23, 2016
Labor lawyers skeptical of states' lawsuits aimed at overturning federal overtime rules
California labor and employment lawyers are skeptical of two lawsuits filed by 21 states and business groups, respectively, to overturn the Obama administration Labor Department's overtime rules, but acknowledge the class actions could disrupt historic changes in overtime pay.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
California labor & employment lawyers are skeptical of two lawsuits filed by 21 states and business groups, respectively, to overturn the Obama administration Labor Department's overtime rules, but acknowledge the class actions could disrupt dramatic changes in overtime pay.
"Everyone has been anticipating a lawsuit like this and on the plaintiffs' side, I do not think we are worried that ...
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