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Report Link Bounty Hunters Take Aim at California Employers.
Jackson Lewis LLP - June 10, 2004
The recently-enacted "bounty hunter law" has caught unwary California employers off-guard, with devastating financial ramifications for state wage-hour violations. In fact, many experts believe the new law is certain to broaden the scope and increase the frequency and impact of wage-hour actions.
Report Link California "Bounty Hunter" Law Allows Employees to File Lawsuits for Alleged Labor Code Violations.
Jackson Lewis LLP - April 07, 2004
The impact of California's new Labor Code Private Attorneys General Act is beginning to be felt by employers who are now more vulnerable than ever for penalties for alleged Labor Code violations.

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