Law360, Los Angeles (December 09, 2011, 9:15 PM ET) -- A California judge ruled Wednesday that a former cashier who filed a class action against 99 Cents Only Stores for failing to provide proper seating is not entitled to pursue her case as a representative action under the state’s private attorney general law.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge William F. Fahey granted 99 Cents Only Stores’ motion to strike the representative allegations from ex-cashier Eugina Bright’s complaint, agreeing with the discount chain that the former employee is not an appropriate class representative.
“Here, the overwhelming evidence...
Cashier Must Go Solo In 99 Cents Only Seating Action
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