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FEDERMAN v. BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.
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June 01, 2016
IT Workers Denied Cert. In BofA OT Class Suit
A New Jersey federal judge on Tuesday denied a bid to certify a nationwide class of information technology workers in a suit alleging Bank of America NA deprived them of payable hourly wages, saying claims of a widespread underpayment conspiracy are speculative.
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December 17, 2014
BofA Can't Quash IT Workers' Overtime Class Action
A New Jersey federal judge Tuesday dismissed some claims in a putative class action accusing Bank of America NA of depriving information technology workers of payable hourly wages for overtime for the past six years, but said plaintiffs had standing to file suit for Fair Labor Standard Act violations.