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Butler v. PP&G, Inc. et al
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October 06, 2023
Nightclub Dancers' Counsel To Collect $104K In Legal Fees
Attorneys who secured a $1.1 million settlement for four dancers who claimed a nightclub cheated them out of wages snagged approval for about $104,000 in fees when a Maryland judge signed off on the adjusted amount.
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June 27, 2023
Md. Judge OKs Dancers' $1.1M Misclassification Damages
A Maryland federal judge signed off on a $1.1 million settlement between a nightclub and a group of dancers settling a class action alleging that the club incorrectly classified them as independent contractors to avoid paying them.
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May 22, 2023
Magistrate Says Dancers Should Receive $1.1M In Wage Suit
A Maryland magistrate judge recommended Monday that a nightclub pay out $1.2 million in unpaid wages to a group of dancers in their suit accusing the club of misclassifying them as independent contractors to avoid paying them, but declined to triple the damages.
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October 23, 2020
Exotic Dancers Sue Md. Nightclub Over Job Misclassification
A proposed class of dancers sued a Maryland strip club Friday in federal court, claiming the club misclassified them as independent contractors to avoid paying them the minimum wage.