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Lopez v. Bank of America , N.A.
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3:18-cv-02346
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June 19, 2019
BofA Workers' Suit Crumbles; Judge Slams 'Silly' Calif. Law
A California federal judge said Wednesday he was leaning against certifying a class of Bank of America workers who claim they were misclassified as exempt from overtime pay, while at the same time criticizing elements of the state's employment law as "silly" and "arbitrary."
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June 06, 2019
BofA Says Plaintiff Firm Is Harassing Its Workers In OT Battle
Bank of America wants a California federal court to block an attorney from contacting members of a proposed class of employees who say the Wall Street behemoth wrongly denied them overtime, accusing the lawyer of a "campaign of abuse and intimidation."
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May 24, 2019
BofA, McGuireWoods Fire Back At Sanctions Bid In OT Suit
Bank of America NA and attorneys at McGuireWoods LLP have hit back against a bid for sanctions in a proposed overtime class action, saying the Bank of America employees bringing the suit were wrong to claim the company has failed to comply with discovery orders.
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May 09, 2019
Workers Want BofA, McGuireWoods Sanctioned In OT Row
A putative class of Bank of America employees who claim their employer misclassifies them as exempt from overtime have urged a California federal court to sanction the banking giant and McGuireWoods for failing to adequately cooperate in the case's discovery phase.