Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Dec. 20, 2014
San Jose company sanctioned for firm's irrelevant discovery requests
An electronics distributor, represented by the law firm Berliner Cohen, has been slapped with a $4,800 fine for pursuing "wildly irrelevant" discovery requests as it prepares to go to trial over alleged wage and hour violations.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An electronics distributor, represented by the law firm Berliner Cohen, has been slapped with a$4,800 fine for pursuing "wildly irrelevant" discovery requests as it prepares to go to trial over alleged wage and hour violations.
San Jose-based Ma Labs is set to begin trial in February to defend itself against a 600-member class action by employees who claim the company underpays them and does...
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