Michael Petela Jr. of The Hayber Law Firm. Courtesy photo.
A federal judge issued a ruling Friday stating that a wage lawsuit against West Haven-based Hy's Livery Service Inc. limo company will be remanded to New Haven Superior Court. Plaintiffs seek award of at least $1 million in damages.
June 17, 2019 at 12:59 PM
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A federal judge has remanded a prospective putative class action for unpaid wages filed against a West Haven-based limousine company to state court, and ordered attorney fees be paid to the plaintiff counsel.
In his 13-page ruling letting the lawsuit proceed to New Haven Superior Court, Judge Warren Eginton said plaintiff lawyers from The Hayber Law Firm were entitled to $8,380 in attorney fees.
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