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Calif. 'sue your boss' law continues

"A police officer says he was shortchanged $54 in overtime while working on the set of the movie Clockstoppers. Another officer claims he was underpaid eight times on three other films. Instead of asking the state to cite their employers, they sued the studios themselves under California's "sue your boss" law, signed in the last days of Gov. Gray Davis' administration."

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