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S.D.Ind.: FLSA Defendant Not Entitled to Discovery of Plaintiff’s Attorney’s...
Johnson v. Bridges of Indiana, Inc. This case was before the court on the defendant’s motion to compel discovery of plaintiff’s attorney’s billing records. In denying the motion, the court noted that...
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D.Mass.: FLSA Defendant Not Entitled to Discovery of Plaintiff’s Immigration...
Jin-Ming Lin v. Chinatown Restaurant Corp. This case was before the court on the parties cross-motions to compel discovery. It appears that, as often occurs, the defendant was all too happy to employ...
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M.D.Ga.: DOL Properly Invoked the “Government Informer Privilege” Where...
Solis v. New China Buffet No. 8, Inc. This case was before the court on defendants’ motion to compel the DOL (“DOL” or “Plaintiff”) to provide complete answers to discovery requests. Specifically,...
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D.Nev.: Defendant Compelled to Produce Time and Pay Records Maintained by...
Kiser v. Pride Communications, Inc. This case was before the court on plaintiff’s motion to compel the production of discovery related his wages and hours. As discussed here, the defendants objected...
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E.D.N.Y.: Defendant Precluded From Offering Evidence of Plaintiffs’...
Solis v. Cindy’s Total Care, Inc. This case, brought by the Secretary of Labor, was before the court on the Secretary’s Motion in Limine to exclude any reference to plaintiffs’ immigration status at...
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N.D.Cal.: Defendant’s Motion to Compel Depositions of 3 Named Plaintiffs and...
Gee v. Suntrust Mortg., Inc. This case was before the court on the defendant’s motion to compel the three named plaintiffs and twenty-five opt-in plaintiffs who live in twenty-five different cities...
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W.D.N.Y.: Defendant’s Attorneys’ Billing Records Relevant and Discoverable...
Mendez v. Radec Corp. Following an order granting the parties’ joint motion for approval of settlement agreement, the plaintiff moved for award of attorneys’ fees and renewed his motion to reopen...
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S.D.N.Y.: Where Affirmative Defense of “Good Faith,” Asserted, Defendant’s...
Xuedan Wang v. Hearst Corp. In the vast majority of FLSA cases, the defendant asserts that its violations of the FLSA, if any, were committed in “good faith,” such that the court may, in its discretion...
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S.D.N.Y.: Where Defendant Asserted “Good Faith” Defense, It Waived Attorney...
Scott v. Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. This case was before the court on the defendant’s motion for a protective order under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(c) to prohibit plaintiffs from discovery...
View ArticleM.D.Fla.: Plaintiffs Entitled to Irrebuttable Presumption That Their Damage...
Sec’y of Labor v. Caring First, Inc. This case was before the court on the plaintiffs’ motion for sanctions. Specifically, plaintiffs sought sanctions as a result of the defendant-employers...
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