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Litigation

Jul. 11, 2012

Security guards win rest period class action before trial

In a pre-trial ruling, a class of 15,000 current and former security guards has been awarded $89.7 million in wages, interest and penalties for being required to be on call during rest breaks.


By Ciaran McEvoy


Daily Journal Staff Writer


LOS ANGELES - In a pre-trial ruling that the lead plaintiffs' attorney called "extremely rare," a class of 15,000 current and former security guards has been awarded $89.7 million in wages, interest and penalties for being required to be on call during rest breaks.


Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge John Shepard Wiley Jr. granted the plaintiff class' motion for summary judgmen...

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