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Mark Thierman, a wage-and-hour pioneer for plaintiffs, is championing a new class of wage slave -- stockbrokers. Wage-and-hour class actions are often portrayed as battles between corporations and low-paid workers. This time, however, Thierman and co-counsel James Clapp are litigating on behalf of potential class members that, as Thierman puts it, "earn so much money that nobody even thinks of them being entitled to overtime."
November 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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