The attorneys above are entirely correct to the best of my knowledge. If you worked time off the clock for which you were not properly paid,...

The answer is a hard maybe/maybe not. Speak with a local PI attorney in person.

The attorneys above are correct. I am not aware of any statute nor theory that would offer you any relief of any kind. This might be time to...

I am not remotely sure what it is you think the owner did wrong. In most states, you are going to have to show some manner of negligence.

Sounds like ERISA and you would need to get "The Plan" in order to make that determination.

Hello: I am not sure exactly what type of help you are seeking. Perhaps try again?

The attorney above is correct. These can be enforced and I have seen it happen in even absurd cases. You need to pay---thats right----pay an...

These can be tricky as these cases typically involve comparative negligence. You would need to be prepared to explain why you did not see the...

If she was on the job, this is probably a workers' compensation matter.

If she is serious and goes to an attorney---hopefully they discuss FLSA violations---"rule benders" often run afoul of basic labor rules.