The DOJ had previously issued a warning that agreements between competitors to set wages or to refrain from soliciting each other's employees could result in criminal prosecution. (Photo: Atstock Productions/stock.adobe.com)
A federal jury found the former owner of a physical therapist staffing company not guilty on two counts and guilty to a third count in the first-ever criminal wage-fixing and no-poach indictments.
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Adolfo Pesquera
Adolfo Pesquera, based in San Antonio, covering Texas courts. Contact at [email protected]. On Twitter: @Adolfo_PEZ
