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Brown v. 140 NM LLC et al
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4:17-cv-05782
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May 20, 2019
Calif. Eateries Get No-Tip Conspiracy Suit Tossed
A California federal judge Monday dismissed a consumer's suit accusing upscale California restaurants of cooking up a no-tipping scheme to boost prices, saying the suit presented no facts to show an injury had occurred.
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January 29, 2019
Calif. Eateries Face Slimmed Down No-Tip Conspiracy Suit
A consumer who had accused upscale New York and California restaurants of cooking up a no-tipping scheme to boost menu prices has returned to federal court with a slimmed down complaint that focuses on a handful of Golden State eateries after a judge nixed many of his claims.
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January 07, 2019
Big Apple Eateries Freed From No-Tip Conspiracy Case
Several upscale New York restaurants and their celebrity chefs can slip a suit alleging they cooked up a no-tipping scheme to boost menu prices, a federal judge ruled Monday, adding if a fresh complaint against the California eateries isn't filed by the end of January, the case will be closed.
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April 03, 2018
Price Of A Chicken Sandwich Keeps No-Tipping Suit On Menu
Dozens of New York and San Francisco restaurants returned to California federal court for another round in their battle against a consumer who accuses them of engineering a no-tipping policy in a “conspiracy” to overcharge customers, arguing he bases his suit on a fried chicken sandwich that cost $5 more after a Brooklyn eatery eliminated tipping.
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March 06, 2018
Eleven Madison Park Wants No-Tipping Suit Tossed
The team behind renowned New York City restaurant Eleven Madison Park on Monday urged a California federal court to dismiss a proposed class action accusing it and other restaurants of participating in a conspiracy to overcharge consumers through the implementation of a no-tipping policy, calling the antitrust claims implausible.
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February 20, 2018
Momofuku Wants Early Out In No-Tipping 'Conspiracy' Suit
David Chang, the celebrity chef behind Manhattan's Momofuku Noodle Bar, has attempted to exit a suit alleging a slew of restaurants implemented a no-tipping policy in a "conspiracy" to overcharge consumers, arguing in California federal court he did not attend the meeting where the alleged conspiracy took place.
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October 10, 2017
Restaurants Sued Over No-Tipping Policy 'Conspiracy'
New York restaurants, including those operated by Union Square Hospitality Group, and others in the Bay Area have been hit with a proposed class action in California federal court over a no-tipping policy that consumers say is part of a conspiracy to charge them more for their food.