Litigation & Class Actions

Outten & Golden attorneys represent individuals and groups in litigation in federal and state courts. We have had great success* in the many areas of employment law that we have litigated, including both individual and class actions. 

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Wells Fargo Lending Discrimination Lawsuit

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On January 8, 2021, the Court approved a class settlement worth as much as $20 million in two lawsuits alleging lending discrimination against DACA recipients.  Wells Fargo also agreed to change its lending policies in connection with the settlement to make several types of loans available to...

American Airlines, Inc. Pilot Retirement Program Variable Income Plan – Over $6 Million Class Settlement

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On January 17, 2014, James Michael Allman filed a class action lawsuit under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Act (“USERRA”) and the Employee Retirement Security Income Act of 1974 (“ERISA”) alleging that American Airlines and its retirement plan adopted a policy for...

News

Think Your Job’s Rough? Try Being the Assistant Manager

The Wall Street Journal

In the hierarchy of hard-to-fill jobs, the assistant manager is at the top.

The role, long considered a thankless but necessary steppingstone to higher-paying managerial jobs in industries like retail and hospitality, has lost even more appeal during the pandemic.

That is making it harder for restaurants and other businesses to fill a critical role at a time when...

Nonprofit Gets Leftover Funds From Mario Batali Wage Deal

Law360 - Tim Ryan

A workers' rights nonprofit can receive the leftovers of a $5.25 million settlement that resolved a wage and hour lawsuit from waitstaff at Mario Batali's New York City restaurants, a federal magistrate judge has ruled, rejecting the celebrity chef's argument that the organization was ineligible because it previously worked with class counsel.

La batalla legal de un beneficiario de DACA contra una compañía que se negó a contratarlo por su estatus migratorio

Univsion - Vilma Tarazona

David Rodríguez no obtuvo un empleo en la empresa Procter and Gamble porque es beneficiario de DACA.

Publications & Articles

Class Actions: A Path Through The Darkness

Employment lawyers Jahan C. Sagafi and Jennifer L. Liu, Plaintiff Magazine, January 2014. New directions for class-action lawyers in the era of a conservative-dominated Supreme Court.

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Class Actions: A Path Through The Darkness

Employment lawyers Jahan C. Sagafi and Jennifer L. Liu, Plaintiff Magazine, January 2014. New directions for class-action lawyers in the era of a conservative-dominated Supreme Court.

PDF file (186.92 KB)

Class Actions: A Path Through The Darkness

Employment lawyers Jahan C. Sagafi and Jennifer L. Liu, Plaintiff Magazine, January 2014. New directions for class-action lawyers in the era of a conservative-dominated Supreme Court.

PDF file (186.92 KB)