Verdicts and Settlements
$80 million settlement for overtime pay for federal criminal investigators
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$25 million settlement for overtime pay for shipyard workers
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A federal jury verdict of $2.3 million against the City of North Charleston, SC, and in favor of three fire fighters who were terminated by City officials in retaliation for their union leadership activities
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$14.4 million settlement for federal agents after successful trial on liability
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$15 million settlement for hazardous duty pay for federal employees
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$15 million Court judgment and settlement against the City of Los Angeles, CA for overtime pay and liquidated damages for paramedics and dispatchers
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Settlement for overtime pay for auto mechanics and hourly clerks at nationwide retail auto store after appellate court victory
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Non-Competitive accretion of duty promotions ruled invalid for federal Workers
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Jury Verdict plus reinstatement for fired Colorado fired fighter for violation of his union related First Amendment Right to Freedom of Association
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Jury verdict against City of Springdale, AK for violating Fire Fighter's First Amendment Rights
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Jury verdict against Volusia County, FL for violating Fire Fighter's First Amendment right to associate
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Jury verdict against City of Maryville, TN for interfering with Union's and Fire Fighter's First Amendment rights to freely associate and speak freely on matters of public concern
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$2,300,000 settlement for technicians denied overtime pay while working at the U.S. Naval Air Technical Command
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$5,000,000 overtime backpay settlement for workers misclassified as FLSA exempt at the Defense Logistics Agency
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Won and/or settled overtime back wage claims in excess of $25 million for Federal Bureau of Prisons correctional officers who perform pre-shift and post-shift work without compensation
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Settlement for workers at Tyson's meat-processing plant in Goodlettsville, TN for performing pre-shift and post-shift donning and doffing without compensation
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Jury Verdict plus reinstatement for Missouri fire fighter for violation of his First Amendment Right to Freedom of Speech
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