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Wage & Hour Class Action Defense

The wage and hour landscape continues to change significantly in the wake of recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions and the California Supreme Court's ruling in Brinker Restaurant Corp. v. Superior Court of San Diego County (Hohnbaum).

Lawyers in our national Labor & Employment practice have been monitoring these developments and counseling clients on the changing landscape. In May, Pascal Benyamini, a partner in the firm's Los Angeles office, and Fey Epling, counsel in the firm's San Francisco office, presented a webinar on the Brinker decision, the impact of the ruling and best practices for employers.

To access that webinar, click here.

The group is also blogging on wage and hour class action defense issues, as well as other labor and employment law matters, at www.laborsphere.com  and on Twitter at @Drinker_Labor.

Cheryl Orr, a partner in the firm's San Francisco office and co-chair of the practice, recently discussed how Drinker Biddle approaches the defense of wage and hour class action claims for clients. Watch the video below to learn more.

 

06/18/2013

Private Equity Newsletter

Drinker Biddle Client Alert
John E. Stoddard, III, Neil K. Haimm, David S. Denious, David J. Woolf

06/12/2013

Fiduciary implications: Using re-enrollment to improve target date fund adoption

J.P. Morgan White Paper
Bruce L. Ashton, Fred Reish

06/11/2013

Supreme Court Allows Class-Wide Arbitration in Oxford Health Plans LLC v. Sutter

Class Action Alert
Richard M. Haggerty, Michael P. Daly

06/05/2013

Regulatory: Companies should take action on employee tips in light of the SEC whistleblower program

Inside Counsel
William L. Carr, Mary P. Hansen

06/04/2013

IRA Rollover Services and Responsibility of Plan Sponsors

Client Bulletin: GAO Report on Rollovers
Bruce L. Ashton, Fred Reish