From left to right are Danelle Martin and her attorneys, Thomas Durkin and Richard Hayber. Courtesy photo
A Superior Court judge has denied a hotel's motion to set aside a jury verdict in a wage dispute claim. The jury awarded two years of back pay to plaintiff Danelle Martin.
January 02, 2020 at 04:45 PM
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A Superior Court judge upheld a jury’s verdict to award two years of back pay to a former DoubleTree by Hilton bartender.
In a case that hinged on pay rates for work beyond customer service, Hartford Superior Court Judge Kevin Dubay sided with plaintiff and former bartender Danelle Martin on all counts.
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