Behzadi v. International Creative Management Partners, LLC

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Case overview

Case Number:

1:14-cv-04382

Court:

New York Southern

Nature of Suit:

Labor: Fair Standards

Multi Party Litigation:

Class Action

Judge:

Lorna G. Schofield

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  1. June 25, 2015

    Ex-Interns Urge Court To Approve $725K ICM Wage Settlement

    Former unpaid interns asked a New York federal judge on Wednesday to give final approval to a settlement with International Creative Management Partners LLC worth up to $725,000, saying the payout would be a fair end to their wage-and-hour class and collective action.

  2. December 23, 2014

    ICM To Settle Interns' Minimum Wage Collective Action

    International Creative Management Partners LLC agreed on Tuesday to settle a proposed collective action brought by former unpaid interns who claimed they were not paid minimum wage, in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act, even though they performed numerous entry-level tasks.

  3. September 29, 2014

    Interns Rip ICM's 'Premature Attack' In Collective Action

    Former unpaid interns pursuing a minimum wage suit against International Creative Management Partners LLC urged a New York federal court on Friday to give their proposed collective action a green light, calling ICM's response to their conditional certification bid a "premature attack" on the merits of their case.

  4. September 22, 2014

    Unpaid ICM Interns Fight Dismissal Bid In Wage Suit

    A proposed class of unpaid International Creative Management Partners LLC interns is fighting to keep its wage suit intact, saying a New York federal court could consider California state law claims because they and federal claims stemmed from the same company policy.

  5. August 27, 2014

    Unpaid Interns Seek Collective Status In ICM Wage Suit

    Former unpaid interns at International Creative Management Partners LLC who say they were unlawfully denied wages urged a New York federal court Tuesday to let their case move ahead as a collective action and reject a bid from ICM to nix their lawsuit and compel arbitration.