Ruling by
Sandra L. MarguliesLower Court
Alameda County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Stephen M. PulidoEmployee seeking to recover civil penalties under PAGA for alleged wage statement violations need not demonstrate ‘injury’ as required if statutory penalties were sought.
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