Four years ago, 99 Cents Only Stores, a company that operates 300 discount retail stores featuring items for a dollar or less, made a dramatic change: the company increased prices to combat inflation.
Wolpert, who joined 99 Cents stores as its chief legal officer in 2000, was tasked with defending the company against the inevitable litigation that resulted from the price hike.
"In 2008, with inflation roaring, we were challenged with o...
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