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Wellons et al v. PNS Stores, Inc.
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March 15, 2023
Workers Want $2.2M Fee Award After Unpaid OT Deal
Workers who inked an undisclosed unpaid overtime wage settlement with retailer Big Lots urged a California federal judge to issue a $2.2 million attorney fee award, arguing that time their counsel spent working on ancillary claims should not be ignored.
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November 09, 2020
Big Lots Says Calif. Pay Claims Need To Stay In Federal Court
Big Lots has asked a California federal judge to reconsider moving a former wage and hour class action to a state court after only a single Private Attorneys General Act claim remained in the suit, arguing that there are still individual workers asserting pay claims.
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October 23, 2020
Big Lots Overtime Case Returns To Calif. State Court
A California federal judge on Thursday sent a Big Lots wage-and-hour case back to state court, saying the federal venue no longer had power over the matter more than a year after dismissing the class action claims that kept the litigation in federal court.
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May 12, 2020
Big Lots' Ohio Attys Avoid DQ Bid In Calif. Wage Case
A California federal judge won't disqualify an Ohio-based law firm from working on a proposed class action in which an affiliate to retailer Big Lots Stores Inc. faces various wage and hour claims, finding that the lawyers did not overstep their bounds by soliciting former employees.