NEW YORK — Beth Israel Medical Center or Mount Sinai Beth Israel is a 1011 bed facility in New York City. Originally set up in the early part of the 20th century it was meant to provide healthcare to the Jews in the area. It is now a part of the Mount Sinai Health System. […]
NEW YORK — Recently, a New York state judge granted permission to five former Buffalo Jills to move forward with their class action overtime lawsuit. According to the lawsuit, NFL cheerleaders are misclassified as independent contractors rather than employees. The Claims History The cheerleaders filed their lawsuit, one of several brought by NFL cheerleaders, in […]
NEW YORK — Morgan Stanley has agreed to settle a class action overtime pay lawsuit with its client services associates for $4.2 million. The client service associates in this class action are or were part of the company’s New York wealth management branch. They claimed the company and its brokerage subsidiaries denied them proper overtime […]
NEW YORK — Capital One received preliminary court approval recently for its $3 million settlement offer in a putative class action overtime pay lawsuit. The settlement offer came just months after assistant branch managers in New York, New Jersey, and Maryland filed their class action lawsuit in federal court. The assistant branch managers, who filed […]
NEW YORK — Two related class action overtime pay lawsuits against Apple-Metro Inc., a New York Applebee’s franchisee, received conditional class certification recently. The employees in the two class actions claim the franchisee failed to pay minimum wage and overtime pay, along with time record alterations and reduced tip credit, in violation of New York […]
NEW YORK — Assistant store managers can continue their class action lawsuit against Barnes & Noble Inc. for unpaid overtime, said a New York federal judge recently. The assistant store managers (ASM) claim the company willfully misclassified their positions as exempt to avoid paying overtime wages. In the federal judge’s recent decision, which denied Barnes […]