22Jun
California Jury Awards $15.4 Million to Former Jack in the Box Employee
In a decision unsurprising to anyone familiar with what California juries have been up to lately, fast-food titan Jack in the Box was ordered to pay $15.4 million (including a staggering $10 million in punitive damages) last week in a lawsuit...
By:
Proskauer - California Employment Law
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