Bridgeport's Annual Mid-Year Wage & Hour Litigation Conference will be held June 3, 2011 at the Westin San Diego. I've been to this program before, and have presented a few times, and I've always come away with some valuable new insights. The presentations this time will include recent trends and cases, derivative claims, PAGA and 17200 claims, recent developments in class certification, and strategies for settlement of individual and class actions in wage & hour cases. Expect a lot of discussion of the recent AT&T v. Concepcion case. For more information or to register, visit Bridgeport's website.
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