What is a Class-Action Lawsuit?
Class Actions can have many benefits for employees and consumers. At its most basic, a class-action allows for one court to decide together in one case issues impacting many people, usually when the amount at issue is too little to attract competent counsel for individual cases but the number of people impacted by the alleged illegal practice may be very large. When addressed together, the claims are sufficient to support a lawsuit – whether a Federal Court Class action or sometimes in state court.
How can I Join a Class-Action Lawsuit?
Participation in a Class Action depends on court approval or “certification” of the class. If you think you are potentially covered by a class action lawsuit, Continue reading “How Do I Join a Class Action and How Does it Work for Me?”
Federal Court Orders Notice to Alro Steel Employees in Nationwide Overtime Lawsuit
Many companies require workers to use their own cars for work, yet fail to reimburse their drivers adequately for the use of the car. 
There is an “Commission Sales” overtime exemption under Fair Labor Standards Act, 29 USC Section 207(i)… but are those payments really “commissions”?
