Class and Collective ActionsClass and Collective Actions Practice Group Leadership Adam T. Klein Justin M. Swartz Rachel Bien
New York Attorneys, Nationwide Class Action LitigationOutten & Golden’s class action and impact litigation practice has consistently sought to curb systemic employer abuses of workers, ranging from economic exploitation to gender- and race-based discrimination. From offices in Manhattan and Stamford, Connecticut, Outten & Golden's class action team prosecutes cases nationwide involving: - Unpaid overtime and minimum wages
- Off-the-clock practices (not paying workers for all time worked)
- Time shaving
- Overtime avoidance by misclassifying employees
- Tip theft, misappropriated service charges, and other wage and hour claims on behalf of restaurant workers
- Unlawful deductions from wages
- Promotion and compensation claims based on gender or race, including glass ceilings and sticky floors
- Account assignment/business allocation discrimination based on gender in the financial services industry
- Hiring discrimination based on criminal records
- Hiring discrimination based on credit history
Contact nationwide class action attorneysFor more information or to schedule a free consultation with an experienced class action attorney, please contact us. For information on active class actions handled by our firm Class and Collective Actions - Articles of InterestBest Practices in Complex Employment Litigation: Contacting Employees (134KB - PDF) by Adam T. Klein, Tarik F. Ajami and Mark R. Humowiecki Outten & Golden LLP Complex Wage Litigation - Use of Statistical Evidence (132KB - PDF) by Adam T. Klein and Tarik F. Ajami Outten & Golden LLP Eight-Minute Electronic Discovery (65KB - PDF) by Adam T. Klein, Esq., Tarik F. Ajami, Esq., Douglas C. James, Esq. and Rachel Wilhelm Outten & Golden LLP The Fair Labor Standards Act - Settlements 101 (102KB - PDF) by Adam T. Klein, Mark R. Humowiecki and Tarik F. Ajami Outten & Golden LLP Retaliatory Counterclaims: Turning the Tables on the Overly Aggressive Defendant (64KB - PDF) by Tarik F. Ajami, Esq., Justin M. Swartz, Esq. and Mark R. Humowiecki, Esq. Outten & Golden LLP Use of ADR Procedures to Resolve Complex Employment Discrimination Litigation From a Plaintiffs’ Perspective: No Thanks. (128KB - PDF) by Adam T. Klein, Tarik F. Ajami and Mark R. Humowiecki Outten & Golden LLP When Outsourcing Cheats Workers (42KB - PDF) by Adam T. Klein, Esq. and Mark R. Humowiecki, Esq. Outten & Golden LLP Employer Credit-History Checks and Criminal Record Checks of Job Applicants for Hiring Decisions: The Illegality under Title VII Disparate Impact Doctrine (77KB - PDF) by Adam T. Klein, ReNika Moore, Scott A. Moss Outten & Golden LLP Off-The-Clock Claims From The Employee’s Perspective (185KB - PDF) by Adam T. Klein, Sean Farhang Outten & Golden LLP Whose Clients Are They? Contacting Putative Class Members (105KB - PDF) by Cara Greene and Jill Maxwell ABA-LEL Newsletter Spring 2007
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