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Texas Federal Judge Halts Obama Administration's New Overtime Rules

A Texas federal judge issued a preliminary injunction halting the Obama administration's proposed regulatory revisions that would have doubled for most employees the salary threshold for overtime pay.
5 minute read

National Law Journal

Texas Federal Judge Halts Obama Administration's New Overtime Rules

A Texas federal judge issued a preliminary injunction halting the Obama administration's proposed regulatory revisions that would have doubled for most employees the salary threshold for overtime pay.
5 minute read

The Recorder

Panel Hands Boutrous a Loss, Relying on the Case He Famously Won

Justices OK sampling in a wage-and-hour case against Wackenhut, saying a trial judge had misapplied the limits in the 'Wal-Mart' ruling the Gibson Dunn partner secured five years ago.
14 minute read

New York Law Journal

Martinez v. Consulate General of Algeria in N.Y.

By | November 22, 2016
FSIA Noted in Approval of $65,000 Settlement Of Chauffeur's Overtime Claims Against Consulate
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Choudry v. Durrani

By | November 18, 2016
Smoke Shop Worker Entitled to $809,760.59 On Pay, Overtime Claims Under FLSA, NYLL
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Leevson v. Aqualife USA, Inc.

By | November 18, 2016
Tangled Facts, Issues in FLSA, NYLL Suit Over Wages, Commissions Require Trial by Jury
3 minute read

New Jersey Law Journal

New Jersey Objectors Pan $25M FedEx Ground Settlement

In a multidistrict litigation accusing FedEx Ground of misclassifying its drivers as independent contractors, all seven New Jersey class representatives in the case have expressed their opposition to a proposed $25 million settlement.
8 minute read

Law.com

RoboLaw: A Q&A With Littler's AI Practice Leader Garry Mathiason

Veteran class action litigator Garry Mathiason recently traded his firm management role for a new challenge, co-chairing the firm's emergent Robotics, AI, and Automation practice group. Mathiason sat down with ALM Director of Intelligence Dirk Olin to discuss the new group as well as the brave new world of the law machine.
9 minute read

The Legal Intelligencer

Strip Club Treating Dancers as 'Tenants' Can't Arbitrate Wage Claims

A strip club that treats its dancers as tenants by making them lease the stage for performances can't force a stripper's wage lawsuit to be arbitrated through the terms of a landlord/tenant agreement.
5 minute read

New York Law Journal

Could Predictive Scheduling Spread Across the Nation?

April Boyer and Yamilet Hurtado of K&L Gates write: A new trend is spreading across the nation. Legislators and employee rights advocates call it "predictive" scheduling. Employers often refer to it as "restrictive" scheduling. For employers, whatever you call these new scheduling laws, the question is whether the legal trend of mandating how employers schedule employees will spread across the country.
11 minute read

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