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A California federal judge signed off on a $16 million deal Tuesday settling a suit accusing Delta Air Lines of wage statement violations under the California Labor Code and Private Attorneys General Act, finding the deal fair and reasonable. https://t.co/zyeU6QMMAp https://t.co/A5dw7yCigf
The private plaintiffs who challenged the failed JetBlue-Spirit merger asked a judge to award their counsel at least $20 million in fees, saying they "substantially contributed" to the DOJ squashing the deal and are the prevailing party in their case. https://t.co/qITbcbPAHN https://t.co/ymgSy1Gaop
Four engineering firms have agreed to pay a combined $26.5 million to resolve a class action accusing them and Pratt & Whitney of artificially suppressing wages. The plaintiffs’ lawyers said the deals provide 'substantial, immediate relief to the class' https://t.co/xraw9QkBWR https://t.co/xEY59uSF61
Four engineering firms have agreed to pay a combined $26.5 million to resolve a U.S. class action lawsuit accusing them and RTX unit Pratt & Whitney of artificially suppressing wages for tens of thousands of current and former aerospace workers. The settlements require court approval and provide 'substantial, immediate relief to the class,' according to the plaintiffs' lawyers.
