King County, WASafeway faces a new proposed class action alleging meal-break, rest-break and overtime violations, adding to a long history of wage-and-hour litigation against the grocery chain. The lawsuit, filed May 4... Read more »
Los Angeles, CAA new legal challenge against Uber is reopening one of the most contentious labor battles in the gig economy: whether app-based drivers are truly independent contractors—or workers entitled to broader... Read more »
Los Angeles, CA – On November 25, Jennifer Leiva Padilla filed an expansive class action California labor lawsuit in California Superior Court for Los Angeles County. Jennifer Leiva Padilla v. Warner Bros.... Read more »
Santa Clara, CAA California federal judge has certified a class for Amazon workers who attended mandatory new hire events after they were hired but were not paid for their time. Plaintiff Michelle... Read more »
Los Angeles, CA On September 22, Ben Max Rubenstein filed a California labor lawsuit against Meta Platforms, Inc. in California Superior Court for Los Angeles County. Rubenstein v. Meta Platforms, Inc. alleges disability-based... Read more »
Albany, NYTarget was slammed with a class action complaint last month alleging New York Labor law violations. The wage-and-hour complaint claims Target failed to pay its workers for time spent walking to... Read more »
Los Angeles, CA In May 2025, the UCLA Labor Center issued its report “High Stakes – The State of the California Cannabis Workforce.” The report is a gold mine of information about working... Read more »
San Francisco, CAOn March 25, 2025, Eduardo Eloisa sued Crunch LLC in the Superior Court of the State of California, County of Los Angeles, Central District. The lawsuit has since been removed to... Read more »
San Francisco, CA In June of 2024, Sharon Lane Chin filed a class action lawsuit alleging that Tesla, Inc. had violated both the federal Worker Adjustment and Notification Act (WARN) and the California... Read more »
Los Angeles, CAPanera, a bakery-restaurant chain, is accused of stiffing its hourly catering staff out of overtime wages and numerous other California labor law violations. A Private Attorneys General Act lawsuit (PAGA)... Read more »