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Ford v. Wiseman et al
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2:25-cv-00982
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February 26, 2026
Rehab Participants Not Employees, Court Told In Wage Suit
Participants in several Texas-based recovery programs for addiction cannot plausibly allege they were employees entitled to compensation, the faith-based nonprofit that operates the programs told a federal court, seeking to dismiss a proposed class and collective wage action.
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October 01, 2025
Texas Recovery Biz Fails To Pay Legal Wages, Suit Says
Participants of several Texas-based recovery programs for addiction and other problems routinely work 40 or more hours per week at commercial facilities including a farm and sawmill, but receive only low-value "points" for their labor instead of lawful wages, according to a proposed collective and class action filed in federal court.