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Speight, et al v. Labor Source, LLC

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Case Number:

4:21-cv-00112

Court:

North Carolina Eastern

Nature of Suit:

Labor: Fair Standards

Multi Party Litigation:

Class Action

Judge:

Louise Wood Flanagan

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May 14, 2025
4th Circ. Blocks Staffing Workers' Class Cert. Appeal

The Fourth Circuit will not take up an appeal of staffing firm employees challenging a North Carolina federal court's order denying a class certification bid in their minimum wage suit.
March 25, 2025
Staffing Co. Workers Can't Get Class Status In NC Wage Suit

Staffing firm employees can't proceed as a class in their lawsuit accusing their employer of failing to pay them a minimum wage, a North Carolina federal judge ruled, because they can't show that all the workers were subject to the same common policies.
October 07, 2024
Staffing Co. Workers Want Rethink In Class Status Denial

Several workers urged a North Carolina federal judge to rethink her decision denying them class treatment in their suit accusing a staffing company of paying them less than the minimum wage, saying the judge was wrong to conclude that insufficient events took place within the state.
September 24, 2024
Staffing Co. Dodges Some Wage Claims In Workers' Suit

A North Carolina federal judge trimmed a suit by workers accusing a staffing firm of unpaid wages, saying their overtime and minimum wage claims under state law are based on their Fair Labor Standards Act ones for improper deductions.
May 04, 2023
Workers Say Co.'s Depositions Aid Class Cert. In Wage Spat

Members of a staffing firm admitted in their depositions that the company applied the same policies that led to unpaid wages, workers told a North Carolina court Thursday, arguing that those admissions warrant class certification.
April 20, 2023
Staffing Co. Says Out-Of-State Workers Can't Lead NC Class

A pair of laborers can't represent a class of North Carolina-based workers in a wage action, a staffing firm argued, asserting that they did not perform any work in the state during the proposed class period and therefore have no claims for relief.
April 20, 2022
Out-Of-State Workers Can't Join Staffing Co. Wage Suit In NC

A North Carolina federal judge said out-of-state workers can't join a suit accusing a staffing company of paying workers less than minimum wage, ruling that the court lacks personal jurisdiction over the workers' claims and declining to certify the case as a collective action.