Punger v. Farrah Martinez, PLLC

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Case Number:

4:24-cv-02217

Court:

Texas Southern

Nature of Suit:

Labor: Fair Standards

Judge:

Andrew S Hanen

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  1. October 24, 2025

    Law Firm Cleared Of Min. Wage, OT Claims In Paralegal's Suit

    A former paralegal at a Texas personal injury law firm has not proved that she was not paid minimum wage and also failed to show the firm knew she worked overtime, a jury concluded after a three-day trial in her misclassification suit.

  2. October 20, 2025

    Texas Firm Tries To Undo FLSA Ruling Just Before Trial

    A Texas personal injury law firm argued that a federal judge was mistaken when he ruled that a paralegal was an independent contractor for only the first part of her tenure, urging the court to reconsider the decision days before a trial in the wage case.

  3. October 16, 2025

    Texas Law Firm Partially Misclassified Paralegal, Judge Rules

    A former paralegal for a Texas law firm was an independent contractor for the first four years at the firm, but an employee for the remaining two, a federal judge ruled while denying her bid to snag a win on her overtime and minimum wage claims.

  4. June 12, 2024

    Texas Firm Accused Of Misclassifying Paralegal As Contractor

    A Texas personal injury law firm misclassified a paralegal as an independent contractor and its director constantly changed the paralegal's time sheets, resulting in unpaid wages, she told a Texas federal court.