By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A San Francisco lawyer who lost a wage-and-hour case against his former firm won't have to pay the firm's $120,000 legal bill, an appellate court ruled this week.
The 1st District Court of Appeal reversed an order that would have required Matthew Zelasko-Barrett to pay Brayton Purcell LLP's defense costs.
Zelasko-Barrett sued the firm alleging that he should have been paid overtime for clerking at the firm before he p...
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