Labor/Employment
Oct. 22, 2009
Judge Rejects Class for Cashier Seats
The ruling in favor 99¢ Only Stores is a first among a crop of lawsuits filed against virtually every major retailer across the state.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A state court judge has snuffed out an uncertified class-action lawsuit that alleged 99¢ Only Stores illegally failed to provide chairs for cashiers, ruling that California law doesn't require it and the plaintiff couldn't sue under the particular statute.
In a three-page ruling, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Luis A. Lavin granted 99¢ Only's motion ...
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