14Oct
California Court of Appeal Rejects Employee’s Attempt to Seek Derivative Wage Statement and Waiting Time Penalties Based on Alleged Meal and Rest Period Violations
In bringing meal and rest period claims on behalf of their clients, the plaintiffs’ bar has long argued that merely because there was an alleged meal or rest period violation, there were also “derivative” statutory violations entitling their clients...
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Epstein Becker & Green
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