Labor/Employment,
California Courts of Appeal
Mar. 27, 2024
California Court of Appeal refuses to cut large award of attorney’s fees and costs despite low damage recovery
Employers will need to be more cautious and pragmatic in resolving labor disputes, as they may face significant fee awards even if they largely prevail on the merits.
In the evolving landscape of employment law in California, the case of Elinton Gramajo v. Joe’s Pizza on Sunset Inc. et al. emerges as a significant development with wide-ranging implications for both employers and employees. This case was brought by Elinton Gramajo, a former pizza delivery driver for Joe’s Pizza. Gramajo sued his employer for violations of the California Labor Code, specifically those pertaining to minimum and overtime wa...
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