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Loch, Joan v. American Family Mutual Insurance Company
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3:22-cv-00213
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August 21, 2024
Insurance Co. Strikes Deal To End Adjusters' Unpaid OT Suit
An insurance company reached a deal to resolve a collective action accusing it of classifying insurance adjusters as overtime-exempt despite their duties not meeting the definition of exempt work under federal law, a filing in Wisconsin federal court said.
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March 06, 2023
Severance Agreements Block Collective Cert. In Overtime Suit
Workers claiming that an insurance company misclassified them as overtime-exempt cannot move forward as a collective, a Wisconsin federal judge ruled, finding they are not similarly situated to the collective members because they previously signed severance agreements.