Wash. Justice Flags Class Action 'Weakness' In Wage Claim

By Greg Lamm · January 11, 2024, 9:53 PM EST

Washington's high court debated Thursday whether U.S. Supreme Court precedent on class actions required the revival of a nurse's wage-theft suit, with one justice noting a "weakness" in the case because...

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