Law Practice
Nov. 29, 2008
Employment Cases Are on the Rise in the Slowed Economy
Employment lawsuits typically rise in bad economic times but the increased public focus on meal-and-rest break violations have caused filings to skyrocket, lawyers say.
Daily Journal Staff Writer Employment lawsuits typically rise in bad economic times but the increased public focus on meal-and-rest break violations have caused filings to skyrocket, lawyers say. "The employee population is getting much savvier because of all the press," said Natalie Pierce, a San Francisco shareholder at Littler Mendelson, which defends employers. "You are hard pressed not to read about it." Employees more...
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