"Employers do try to do the right thing," Hart said.
In a lot of industries, he added, "Employees don't want to take meal periods and want to be treated as grown-ups and decide for themselves when and if to take a meal period."
Hart was lead counsel in a case in which plaintiffs sought to certify a class...
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