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Appellate Court Overturns Dismissal of Chicago Paramedics Unpaid Overtime Class-Action

Every day there are hard working people who are denied the overtime wages that they have rightfully earned. At Lubin Austermuehle, we have much experience representing those with unpaid overtime claims in class-action litigation. As such, we track the changes in the wage laws and are always looking out for…

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Northern District of Illinois Federal Court Grants Motion to Send Notice to Expanded Class in Unpaid Overtime Class-Action Litigation

Large corporations are often built upon the labor of many hard-working hourly employees. Unfortunately, such companies do not always pay their employees the wages that they have earned, and when such mistakes are made, those employees must do what they can to get what they are owed. When enough employees…

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Class Members Don’t Need Identical Claims to Maintain a Class-Action Under the FLSA

Our lawyers are passionate about protecting the rights of workers and are constantly researching new wage and hour decisions rendered by the federal courts here in Illinois. Our Buffalo Grove overtime class-action attorneys recently discovered a case that impacts potential clients seeking to certify wage and hour class actions under…

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Indiana District Court Certifies Class-Action Under FLSA for Untimely Overtime Payments

Filing a lawsuit requires some legwork up front, but overall is a relatively painless process. Getting a class-action lawsuit certified by a federal court, however, is neither easy nor straightforward. Lubin Austermuehle focuses on getting major wage and hour lawsuits certified as class-actions and getting them resolved. Our Buffalo Grove…

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New York Times reports: “Truck Dealers Win $2 Billion in Ford Suit”

The New York Times reports that Ford truck dealers won a $2 billion class action judgment against Ford for failing to honor its dealership contracts to provide the same pricing for medium and heavy size trucks to all dealers.   The article states: The ruling, by Judge Peter J. Corrigan,…

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New York Times Reports That Nation’s Second Largest For Profit University is the Target of a Whistle Blower Suit for Allegedly Defrauding Government into Funding Student Loans

Questions Follow Leader of For-Profit Colleges By TAMAR LEWIN Published: May 26, 2011 A whistle-blower case charges that an education company encouraged aggressive recruitment of unqualified students for their federal student aid.   Our law firm is pursuing class actions and putative class actions against for profit vocational schools in…

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Court Rules that Expiration of Public Transit Passes is Legal

Lubin Austermuehle prosecutes consumer protection class-action lawsuits on a regular basis, and in order to best serve our present and future clients, we are always mindful of new Illinois cases in the field. Howard v. Chicago Transit Authority is a consumer rights decision from the Appellate Court of Illinois that…

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Northern District of Illinois Denies Class Certification in an Action to Recover Unpaid Overtime Under FLSA

There are many employees out there who should be getting paid overtime wages, but because they have been misclassified by their employers, those people are being paid on a salary basis instead. We at Lubin Austermuehle know that these things happen, which is why we fight for the rights of…

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New York Times Reports: “Judge Allows Redlining Suits to Proceed”

Judge Allows Redlining Suits to Proceed Two cases, one stemming from practices in Memphis and another in Baltimore, accuse Wells Fargo of steering black clients to expensive subprime loans. The Article reports: “The City of Memphis and Shelby County have not alleged that Wells Fargo lending practices resulted in a…

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New York Times Reports: “Star Chef, Facing a Suit, Files for Bankruptcy” to Shut Down Wage and Overtime Class-Action

Star Chef, Facing a Suit, Files for Bankruptcy By NICK FOX Published: April 26, 2011 The Chapter 7 petition by the celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian may help him to fend off more than $1 million in legal claims from his former kitchen staff at Country.   Many restaurants around the…

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