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You can only bring a lawsuit if you have the money for a lawyer in the first place. If your employer is not paying you, then you are already out a lot of money
by lovich 8y ago
You can only bring a lawsuit if you have the money for a lawyer in the first place. If your employer is not paying you, then you are already out a lot of money you could have used to defend your rights
- everdev 8y agoSome lawyers will take a strong case for a percentage of the settlement.
- dagw 8y agoMost of these sorts of cases are too small to be worth it for a lawyer on an individual basis. Losing out on $3000 of commission you are owed and where expecting can be terrible for an individual, but a chance of winning 30% of a $3000 settlement isn't worth getting out of bed for if you're a lawyer. That's why these sorts of cases only make sense as a class action.
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- wombatpm 8y agoSmall claims court is your friend. Judges take a dim view of employers not paying money owed.