Kansas Court Cases

Court cases regarding various areas of Kansas labor law including overtime, time tracking, wrongful termination, breaks, leave, and more.

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2012
Overtime Violation
Salaried Employee Law Violation

Salaried Staff Sue Over 50 Hour Weeks And Deductions

Swartz v. D‑J Engineering, Inc. is a legal case involving salaried employees at a Kansas manufacturing company who challenged deductions and pay practices that affected their exempt status.

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2021
Discrimination Law Violation
Leave Law Violation
Wrongful Termination

Firefighter Wins $2.4M After Harassment And Retaliation

Harris v. City of Kansas is a legal case involving a firefighter who faced harassment and retaliation at a Kansas fire department.

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2020
Overtime Violation

Restaurant Chain Hit With $1.75M Over Worker Pay Practices

Florece v. Jose Pepper’s Rests., LLC is a legal case in Kansas involving restaurant workers and a dispute over pay practices that led to a $1.75M settlement.

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2020
Overtime Violation

Call-Center Employee Seeks Overtime Pay for Off-The-Clock Hours Worked

Drowatzky v. ADT LLC. is a legal case in which a Kansas call center worker alleged unpaid off-the-clock overtime. The court dismissed the claims without prejudice, noting that the Kansas wage law couldn’t support standalone wage claims preempted by the FLSA.

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2019
Overtime Violation

Apartment Staff Claim Employer Miscalculated Overtime Pay

Wisneski v. Belmont Management Company is a Kansas-based legal case involving apartment complex workers who alleged FLSA violations after their rent credits were excluded from overtime pay calculations. The court denied the proposed settlement, citing issues with collective action status and fairness of the agreement.

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2019
Overtime Violation

Healthcare Company Agree to Settlement for Overtime Back Wages

Mpia v. Healthmate International, LLC. is a legal case involving claims of unpaid overtime wages. The plaintiff, hired as a videographer, alleged he worked across multiple entities without proper compensation. The court approved a settlement following contested issues regarding hours worked, pay policies, and employer liability.

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