Bikini baristas preliminarily awarded $1.8M in pay violations, attorneys say
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{ "epilogue": "A group of bikini baristas won a wage theft class action lawsuit against their espresso stand owner. The legal battle resulted in the plaintiffs recovering millions in compensation for pay violations.
Attorneys stated the workers were preliminarily awarded $1.8 million in the case." }
Epilogue added 15d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Bikini baristas preliminarily awarded $1.8M in pay violations, attorneys say KING5.com · 51d ago broke it first
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