Crowds began to form outside the US Supreme Court building at two this morning Washington time, in hopes of getting into the courtroom for arguments about the rules for class-action lawsuits. The issue involves as many as one million women who have worked for America's largest retailer. A federal appeals court has ruled that WalMart's female employees can sue as a class, and that's the issue the Supreme Court has agreed to decide. Robert Barnes covers the court for the Washington Post.
Super-Sized WalMart Class Action Case before Supreme Court
Credits
Guest:
Robert Barnes - Supreme Court correspondent for the Washington Post -
@scotusreporter
Host:
Warren Olney
Producers:
Christian Bordal,
Sonya Geis