Labor/Employment
Jun. 12, 2014
Unpaid intern sues Clippers in proposed class action
In what appears to be the first case in the state to claim a group of unpaid interns should have received minimum wage, a former intern for the Los Angeles Clippers sued the team Tuesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In what appears to be the first case in the state to claim a group of unpaid interns should have received minimum wage, a former intern for the Los Angeles Clippers sued the team Tuesday.
Frank Cooper said in the complaint, which also names the Donald Sterling Family Trust as a defendant, that he worked long hours doing grunt work for the team under the guise of learning.
"These progra...
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