Under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), every employee is entitled to receive accurate itemized wage statements along with their paychecks. These wage statements need to specify: the employee’s hourly rate; the pay period; the number of hours the employee worked in that pay period; the total wages paid,…
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San Francisco Dim Sum Restaurant Enters in $4 Million Settlement For Unpaid Overtime and Tip Claims
Many employees suffer low wages or work overtime without compensation because they are afraid their employers will lash out against them if they speak up, but some wage and hour violations do have happy endings. Li Xiu Z. worked as a cook at Yank Sing, a dim sum restaurant in…
Used Car Dealer Rips Off Members of the Military
3 Reasons Why it Doesn’t Make Sense to Rely on the Carfax Provided by the Dealer: The dealer might have provided an outdated Carfax report. Unfortunately, Carfax doesnt always report accidents in a timely manner. If the dealer fails to hand or show you the most recent report…
How Do You Prove Libel or Slander
Our Chicago libel and slander lawyers concentrate in this area of the law. We have defended or prosecuted a number of defamation and libel cases, including cases representing a consumer sued by a large luxury used car dealer in federal court for hundreds of negative internet reviews and…
Macy’s Settles Unpaid Overtime Claims for $3 million
The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is a federal law that provides various protections for workers in the United States who would otherwise be vulnerable to exploitation by their employers. In order to accomplish this, the FLSA regulates things like minimum wage and overtime, but not everyone is entitled to…
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Tyson Don and Doff Suit For Claimed Unpaid Overtime
The federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) was careful to provide a definition of “work” in order to make sure companies did not take advantage of their employees by forcing them to perform work without fair compensation. Unfortunately, the definition is still sufficiently vague as to leave some matters in…
Physician Contracting 101, Non-Compete and Termination Provisions — Our Chicago Attorneys Represent Doctors With Regard to Termination and Non-Compete Provisions
Our Chicago non-compete agreement lawyers have defended physicians, doctors and high level executives in covenant not to compete and trade secret lawsuits. A case in which our firm defended a former Motorola executive was covered in Crain’s Chicago business. You can view that article by clicking here. We…
What Types of Lawsuits Require a Certified Fraud Examiner — Our Chicago Fraud Prevention Attorneys Regularly Work With Certified Fraud Examiners
DiTommaso Lubin’s Chicago business trial attorneys have more than two and half decades of experience helping small business clients on unraveling complex business fraud and breach of fiduciary duty cases. We work with skilled forensic accountants and certified fraud examiners to help recover monies missappropriated from our clients. Our Chicago…
Secrets of an Undercover Used Car Salesmen — Our Chicago Autofraud Attorneys Sue Car Dealers for Consumer Fraud and Lemon Law
Our Chicago car dealer fraud and Lemon law attorneys near Naperville and Schaumburg Hts. bring individual and class actions suits for defective cars with common design defects and auto dealer fraud and other car dealer scams such as selling rebuilt wrecks as certified used cars or misrepresenting a…
World of Beers Sued for Overtime and Tip Claims
The federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) provides all sorts of rules and regulations to make sure workers are not mistreated by their employers. Two of the most well-known regulations involve overtime and minimum wage. The FLSA defines overtime as any time spent working after eight hours a day or…