Texas Law Firms Trim Scope of Wages Collective Action
The majority opinion notes that its conclusion on personal jurisdiction over opt-in plaintiffs in FLSA collective actions puts it in line with three sister circuits.
September 09, 2024 at 04:57 PM
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Employment LawWhat You Need to Know
- The Seventh Circuit ruled against nationwide notice for a collective action on overtime pay claims for immigrant guest workers.
- The opinion put the Seventh Circuit in alignment with three sister circuits on a question of personal jurisdiction.
- The overtime dispute addresses how courts should treat Fair Labor Standards Act collective actions.
Two Texas law firms representing a national Texas-based building contractor obtained a reversal on appeal that curtails the scope of an immigrant overtime wages collective action.
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