“Wage Law” has more on Brinker, here.
The one and only unanimous view we’ve heard is that Miles Locker argued well for the amici and that the justices seemed very interested in what he had to say about the DLSE regulations and practices. Aside from that, defense lawyers seemed to believe the employer’s side was better presented, and employees’ lawyers thought the opposite.
Shocker! I didn’t hear it, and regardless of who argued it better, I don’t expect any huge deviation from precedent from the Court of Appeal. Maybe the Supremes will take it up. We’ll see.
