Surveys in Class Action Wage and Hour Cases and the Use of Anonymous Respondents

Authors

Jeffrey S. Petersen
Phillip H. Allman
William C. Lee, Saint Mary's College of California

SMC Author

William Lee

SMC Affiliated Work

1

Status

Faculty

School

School of Economics and Business Administration

Department

Economics

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2015

Publication / Conference / Sponsorship

Journal of Legal Economics

Description/Abstract

Forensic economists face a choice when retained to project damages in a class action wage and hour case and need to survey the class members should they conduct a survey themselves or rely upon a survey.

Scholarly

yes

Peer Reviewed

1

Volume

22

Issue

1

First Page

25

Last Page

38

Disciplines

Business | Economics

Original Citation

Peterson, J.S., Allman, P. H., Lee, W. C. (2015). Surveys in class action wage and hour cases and the use of anonymous respondents. Journal of Legal Economics, 22(1), 25-38

Repository Citation

Petersen, Jeffrey S.; Allman, Phillip H.; and Lee, William C.. Surveys in Class Action Wage and Hour Cases and the Use of Anonymous Respondents (2015). Journal of Legal Economics. 22 (1), 25-38. [article]. https://digitalcommons.stmarys-ca.edu/school-economics-business-faculty-works/126