Labor/Employment
Oct. 27, 2016
Contentious opening arguments in Apple paychecks and breaks case
The presiding judge, Eddie C. Sturgeon, repeatedly sustained defense objections to plaintiff's voir dire on Monday. Sturgeon himself lodged an objection during plaintiff's opening statement.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO — A plaintiffs' lawyer told a San Diego County Superior Court jury Tuesday that about 10,000 current and former Apple employees in California are owed money for missed breaks and late paychecks over a 3 1/2-year period, beginning a weeks-long trial over a class-action lawsuit five years in the making.
Tyler J. Belong of Hogue & Belong previewed testimony from witnesses ...
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