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Joseph Amey, et al., v. Cinemark USA Inc et al
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February 07, 2019
Cinemark Strikes $2.9M Deal In Labor Fight
Cinemark has agreed to a $2.9 million deal to settle a class action accusing the movie theater chain of issuing to a group of workers some wage statements that didn't list overtime pay rates, the latest move in litigation that has been going on for years.
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August 17, 2018
Cinemark Staffers Get Class Cert. In Labor Dispute
A California federal judge granted class certification Thursday to hundreds of Cinemark workers alleging the movie theater chain issued some wage statements that didn't list overtime pay rates, the latest twist in winding, yearslong litigation.
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July 11, 2018
Cinemark Workers Near Cert. In Wage Statement Row
A California federal judge indicated Wednesday he'll certify a class of Cinemark workers alleging the movie theater chain didn't furnish accurate wage statements, a dramatic turnaround from three years ago when he denied certification and said it was "appalling" that the case was still alive.
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February 05, 2016
Judge Closes Claims In 'Appalling' Cinemark Wage Suit
A California district judge on Thursday brought an end to wage and break time violation claims brought by Cinemark USA Inc. workers against the movie theater chain in a case he had recently found "appalling" to still be alive.
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February 03, 2016
Capstone Ducks Sanctions, Gets Lecture In Cinemark Suit
Capstone Law APC avoided sanctions in a near-closed wage-and-hour dispute with Cinemark USA Inc. over the firm's efforts to contact a confidential list of employees, but a California federal judge said Wednesday its use of the list "brings no credit to the firm."
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January 20, 2016
Capstone Calls Cinemark's Sanctions Bid 'Mudslinging'
Capstone Law APC told a California federal judge Tuesday that Cinemark's bid for sanctions against the firm for contacting the movie theater chain's employees in a near-closed wage-and-hour suit was "irresponsible mudslinging," saying its lawyers had made the calls to value the case for potential settlement.
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January 06, 2016
Cinemark Seeks Malpractice Sanctions In Calif. Labor Suit
Movie theater chain Cinemark USA Inc. asked a California federal court on Tuesday to consider imposing sanctions against Capstone Law APC, after it said the firm inappropriately contacted employees from a potential class list in a wage-and-hour suit that was winding down in order to solicit new business.
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December 02, 2015
Judge Bashes Cinemark Workers' 'Appalling' Labor Suit
A California federal judge on Wednesday slammed attorneys for Cinemark USA Inc. and employees who filed a suit accusing the movie theater chain of stiffing workers on breaks and wages, saying it's "appalling" that the case is still alive.