
Biglaw Firm Hit With Class Action Over Wages
Plaintiff says he's owed $50,000 in overtime wages.
Plaintiff says he's owed $50,000 in overtime wages.
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It’s like having a junior associate who’s never off the clock.
Employers, take note -- and start your planning now, because new rules are coming.
Some practical takeaways for employers and employees, from employment-law columnist Beth Robinson.
Businesses are told that plaintiff lawyers are out to get them. In reality, businesses need to do more to stay out of trouble in the first place.
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