Law360, New York (September 04, 2008, 12:00 AM ET) -- A Pennsylvania judge said Wednesday that a state appeals court should affirm a $187 million award for Wal-Mart Stores Inc. employees who were allegedly forced to work off the clock and skip rest and meal breaks.
Judge Mark Bernstein of the Philadelphia Common Pleas Court rejected Wal-Mart's post-verdict motions last November. However, he did not issue a memorandum opinion explaining his denial until this week, according to Michael D. Donovan, the principal of Donovan Searles LLC who is representing the plaintiffs in the case.
“We're very...
Judge Explains Denial Of Wal-Mart's Post-Trial Motions
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