Pop star Lady Gaga has settled with a former personal assistant who sued her to collect overtime she claimed she was owed for being on call constantly for over a year.
October 23, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Pop star Lady Gaga has settled with a former personal assistant who sued her to collect overtime she claimed she was owed for being on call constantly for over a year.
The settlement, revealed in a stipulation of dismissal filed by the parties’ attorneys on Monday in the Southern District of New York, came two weeks before the case, O’Neill v. Mermaid Touring, 11-9128, was set to go to trial.
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