Labor/Employment
May 29, 2002
Time After Time
The lawyers who negotiated the $250 million State Farm gender discrimination settlement in 1992 are on the forefront of the latest trend in big-ticket litigation: wage-and-hour class actions. Oakland's Saperstein Goldstein Demchak & Baller is one of the go-to firms in this quickly evolving, lucrative discipline.
The lawyers who negotiated the $250 million State Farm gender discrimination settlement in 1992 are on the forefront of the latest trend in big-ticket litigation: wage-and-hour class actions.
A little less than five years since it waded ...
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