In November we reported on Wigdor v SoulCycle, which had been filed in New York Supreme Court, New York County. In that action a well-known plaintiff’s attorney, Douglas Wigdor,
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An anonymous letter raises questions concerning FLSA retaliation
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On Friday, February 20, 2015, a federal judge issued an unusual order in Fujiwara, et al. v. Sushi Yasuda, LTD, et al, 12-cv-8742(WHP) (S.D.N.Y. Feb. 20, 2015). After receiving…
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No Soup for You: can a business ban an attorney who has filed a lawsuit against it?
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Jerry Seinfeld’s sitcom famously portrayed the “Soup Man” as the temperamental owner of a soup stand who would decline to serve customers that did not properly place a soup order.…
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Taking a Bite Out of Attorney’s Fees in FLSA Settlements
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FLSA lawsuits are exploding – on nationwide basis annual FLSA filings have increased more than 400% since 2001. The vast majority of these actions ultimately result in a settlement. The…
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New York City’s “Living Wage” Expands
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Small business owners now have additional wage and hour concerns that need to be addressed in deciding where to open for business in New York City. The minimum wage could…
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