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A Rebalancing for Wage Act Claims and Class Actions?
Citing three Wage Act cases in 2018, I raised the question in this space whether the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court was now taking a more pro-employer view. With appointees of Governor Baker now holding a majority of the Court, did … Continue reading
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Tagged Chapter 149, Gammella v. P.F. Chang's, Massachusetts Wage Act, Wage Act
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