Richard Hayber of the Hayber Law Firm in Hartford.
A ruling by a Connecticut Superior Court judge on minimum wage law is getting mixed reaction from attorneys on both sides of the issue.
The ruling by Hartford Superior Court Judge Cesar Noble giving $31,445 to an attorney who worked on a tip credit employment case was hailed by the attorney as a major incentive for plaintiff’s counsel to take on such cases. But the defense decried the ruling as unjust, unfair and inappropriate.
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