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Volume 27 No. 26
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SCOTUS Allows MiLB's Wage Lawsuit Against MLB To Proceed

October 6, 2020
The U.S. Supreme Court "cleared the path" for a class-action suit to proceed to trial in order for MiLBers to "regain back wages, including during spring training when players are not paid, and ensure a minimum-wage floor for the future," according to Michael Silverman of the BOSTON GLOBE. The laws...
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