Wage-Hour Litigation
Wage-Hour Litigation
Wage-Hour law is currently the most contentious area of Employment Law in California and represents the bulk of employment-related lawsuits filed. The Labor Code and the Industrial Welfare Commission regulations create a labyrinth of issues for employers, and the ever-changing laws sometimes defy common sense or workplace realities.
EAG defends businesses in every type of wage-hour claim, from single-plaintiff claims to class actions, from Labor Commissioner and Department of Labor wage claims to lawsuits filed in state or federal court. EAG also provides compliance guidance to employers, to prevent claims from ever arising and to put companies in the best position to defend themselves if they do.
EAG handles all of the following types of wage-hour issues, among others:
- Private Attorney General Act (“PAGA”) suits
- Missed Rest Breaks and Meal Periods
- Overtime exemption misclassification
- Independent contractor misclassification
- Improperly calculated wages
- Alleged “off-the-clock” work
- Class actions
What our Clients are saying
"a vital partner in our organization's due diligence process in all areas of employment law"
"My team and I have turned to Steve Chanley's expertise for nearly 7 years for our various employment law needs. I consider him a vital partner in our organization's due diligence process in all areas of employment law, whether it is for consultation regarding labor law practices or representation for"
- Client
"I recommend him highly."
" I have worked with Steve for about ten years on employee litigation and personnel practices matters. I recommend him highly. On the litigation front we have been involved with cases in which the matters have been withdrawn, settled, and gone through trial and judgement. I found Steve to be knowledgeable about the law, thoughtful and creative about case management strategy and tactics."
- Pete
"I can't say enough good things about him."
“I have worked with Steve since 2002 and I can't say enough good things about him . He represented me in a trade secret case filed in Superior Court against a company traded on the New York Stock Exchange. At the time I did not think there was much hope but Steve successfully opposed every motion the opposing attorney filed in the case. He had the opposing attorney on his heels the whole time and was able to achieve a very favorable outcome.”
- Francis
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