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Supreme Court Says Averages May be Used to Establish Classwide Liability

2016-03-29 02:00:21| Food - Topix.net

In its 2011 Dukes decision, the U.S. Supreme Court limited the circumstances under which groups of employees can maintain class action claims relating to their employment. In that case, the Court concluded that Wal-Mart managers who worked at different stores under different management, and subject to different regional policies, did not have sufficient commonality to bring class action discrimination claims.

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