Wielding allegations of “blatant wage theft,” five Connecticut men have filed a class action seeking more than $2 million in damages against All My Sons Moving & Storage.

The suit filed Thursday in federal court claims the Connecticut office of the Texas-based moving company routinely refused to pay overtime and forced employees to work off the clock. All My Sons did not return a request for comment.

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