What do a Saudi princess, Nicholas Cage, and Sharon Stone have in common? They've all been on the wrong side of a lawsuit filed by their domestic employees.
Though wealthy individuals with household workers may not think of themselves as "employers," California certainly does. In fact, householders - well-heeled or not - must comply with a complex web of state and federal employment laws if they wish to prevent costly litigation and nasty publicity. And their attor...
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