California Supreme Court
Oct. 18, 2011
Plaintiffs' lawyers seek to use stats in Brinker
State Supreme Court justices debate whether trial courts can accept survey and statistical evidence as a method to prove claims on a classwide basis.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Employment lawyers breathed a sigh of relief when the state Supreme Court last week indicated it's close to deciding the fate of numerous wage-and-hour class actions by scheduling oral argument in the closely watched Brinker case.
But while most of the attention has focused on one aspect of that case - whether employers have to make sure workers take meal and rest breaks or whether it's ...
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