Labor/Employment
Nov. 26, 2019
$10M in fees sought in $26M McDonald’s labor settlement
McDonald’s has agreed to pay $26 million to California workers to resolve unpaid wage claims, about $10 million of which is requested in legal fees.
McDonald's has agreed to pay $26 million to California workers to resolve unpaid wage claims, including about $10 million in legal fees.
The class of workers were represented by Joseph M. Sellers of Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC, Matthew J. Matern of Matern Law Group PC, and Michael Rubin of Altschuler Berson LLP.
The attorneys said the agreement is the largest wage settlement against Mc...
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