Litigation
Jul. 14, 2012
Ex-workers sue clothing retailer for race discrimination
The Oakland attorney who took Wal-Mart to the U.S. Supreme Court in the largest sex discrimination class action in history - and lost - is at again. This time Brad Seligman is sure his case can pass appellate scrutiny.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Oakland attorney who took Wal-Mart to the U.S. Supreme Court in the largest sex discrimination class action in history - and lost - is at again. This time Brad Seligman is sure his case can pass appellate court scrutiny, although the proposed class is much smaller.
Seligman is one of three attorneys representing three women who say their former employer, clothing retailer The Wet Seal Inc., engag...
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