Louisiana Court Cases

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

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2019
Salaried Employee Law Violation

Field Supervisor Challenges Salary Misclassification

Fleming v. Elliott Security Solutions, LLC is a Louisiana salaried employee case involving a former field supervisor who challenged pay practices under federal and state law.

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2023
Child Labor Violation

McDonald’s Hit With $56K Fine for Child Labor in Louisiana

McDonald’s franchise locations in Louisiana were fined $56,106 after minors were found operating hazardous equipment and working beyond legal hours.

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2023
Discrimination Law Violation

Hooters Pays $650K After COVID Layoffs And Rehiring Bias

EEOC v. Hooters of Louisiana, LLC is a legal case involving allegations of racial harassment and discriminatory rehiring practices following pandemic-related layoffs at a restaurant chain in Louisiana.

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2019
Overtime Violation

Security Firm Accused of Overtime Violations and Illegal Deductions

The case Fleming v. Elliot Security Solutions, LLC is a legal dispute where two Louisiana security workers alleged overtime and wage violations under the FLSA and state law. The court reviewed exemption status and whether deductions reduced wages below legal limits.

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2019
Overtime Violation

Court Probes Cable Technicians’ Right to Overtime Pay

Taylor v. HD and Associates is a legal case involving Louisiana cable technicians who alleged unpaid overtime under the FLSA. The court reviewed the exemption criteria and concluded the technicians were not entitled to overtime due to their commission-based compensation.

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2017
Overtime Violation

Organ Coordinator Seeks Compensation for Overtime Hours

Smith v. Ochsner Health System is a legal case where a former organ procurement coordinator sought unpaid overtime compensation. The court found that his role met exemption criteria under the FLSA and ruled in favor of the employer.

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