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Labor & Employment

Jul. 13, 2011

Lynne Hermle


Hermle is buoyed by the recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings, which have poured cold water on class-action litigation.


"Those who are defending clients in wage-and-hour class actions really appreciate the development in the law, recognizing that it's impossible to try these cases," she said.


Hermle said she is especially encouraged by the court's ruling, denying class certification in a massive gender discrimination case filed against Wa...

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