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Mar. 18, 2021

Decidedly Direct

Attorneys never wonder what US District Judge Saundra Armstrong thinks.

Read more about Saundra B. Armstrong...
Northern District of California (Oakland)

On a spring afternoon in 2008, U.S. District Judge Saundra B. Armstrong took her seat on the bench in a third floor courtroom of Oakland’s federal building for a hearing she intended to cancel.

The judge was overseeing a class action accusing Walmart of shortchanging terminated employees in their final paychecks. She had recently granted class certification and was considering whether to halt proceedings until a federal ... (continued)

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