Employment class action litigation bumped up last year along with the settlement dollars — a combined $1.16 billion in the 10 largest cases.
January 07, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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There was an overall boost in employment-related class action litigation over the past year, an annual survey found.
The seventh annual edition of Seyfarth Shaw’s Workplace Class Action Litigation Report found the top 10 settlements struck last year in the areas of wage and hour, ERISA and governmental enforcement class actions totaled a combined $1.16 billion, the highest since Seyfarth Shaw began keeping track.
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