Labor/Employment
Jun. 3, 2006
Wage-and-Hour Class Issues Can Complicate Arbitration
LOS ANGELES - Wage-and-hour claims typically seek - and win - class certification from a judge. But in a recent case involving managers at La Salsa, well-known labor defense attorney Robert Millman went to arbitration.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Wage-and-hour claims typically seek - and win - class certification from a judge.
But in a recent case involving managers at La Salsa, well-known labor defense attorney Robert Millman went to arbitration. The neutral denied class certification.
Though still uncommon, ...
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