Civil Litigation
Jan. 8, 2020
Judge decertifies class action over restaurant surcharge
After certifying a class of restaurant customers two years ago who said a surcharge to cover employee health costs was akin to price fixing, an Los Angeles state court judge has now decertified it.
After certifying a class of restaurant customers two years ago who said a surcharge to cover employee health costs was akin to price fixing, a Los Angeles judge has now decertified it.
Superior Court Judge Maren E. Nelson said Monday decertification was warranted because the lead plaintiff, Margaret Imhoff, was going through bankruptcy at the time she certified the c...
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