Daily Journal Staff Writer
An eight-lawyer plaintiffs' firm in Fresno is girding for a class-action wage-theft trial against the world's largest retailer.
Wagner, Jones, Kopfman & Artenian LLP is representing a class of 800 California truckers who contend Wal-Mart Stores Inc. cheated them out of meal and rest breaks and pay for time they waited for their trucks to be loaded. The retailing giant, for its part, argue...
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