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Houston v. Saint Luke's Health System, Inc. et al
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December 12, 2024
Health System's $1.75M Wage Deal Gets Final OK
A Missouri federal judge greenlighted a $1.75 million deal that resolves a suit involving nearly 27,000 employees who accused a health system of failing to fully compensate hourly employees, putting an end to the dispute after a trip to the Eighth Circuit in 2023.
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November 22, 2023
How Appellate Courts Changed The Course Of 5 Wage Cases
An appellate opinion may breathe new life into a case that a lower court dismissed, or throw out a decision with instructions to conduct a fresh analysis that adopts a new legal test. Here, Law360 reviews what happened in five minimum wage and overtime cases where an appellate ruling changed the course of the litigation.