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Lagunas v. La Ranchera, Inc.
Case Number:
4:22-cv-00017
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Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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Firms
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March 26, 2024
Tortilla Co. Can't Scrap Drivers' Unpaid OT Claims
A tortilla manufacturer must face claims that it illegally denied two drivers overtime wages after a Texas federal judge denied the company's request for an early win, saying it had not proven that an exemption for outside sales workers applied to the drivers.
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January 26, 2024
Tortilla Co. Wants Driver's Unpaid OT Claim Tossed
A tortilla manufacturer called on a Texas federal court to toss claims that a distributor was illegally denied overtime compensation, saying evidence indicated that the worker was either properly classified as an independent contractor or was an exempt salesman.
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August 28, 2023
Tortilla Co. Drivers Win Collective Status In OT Suit
A Texas federal judge certified a collective of drivers for a Texas tortilla company who claim they were misclassified as independent contractors, denying the company's bid for an early win and ruling the drivers are similar enough to proceed as a group.
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January 05, 2022
Driver Says Tortilla Producer Misclassified Workers
A Texas tortilla producer misclassified its workers as independent contractors in order to avoid paying them overtime, a driver said in a proposed collective action in federal court.