Wednesday, 16 September 2015 22:23
Chris Marlborough Makes 2015 Superlawyers List
Written by Christopher Marlborough
In what can only be described as “a three-peat,” Christopher Marlborough, Principal Attorney of the Marlborough Law Firm, P.C., has been selected for the 2015 NYC Metro SuperLawyers’ list. This is the third year in a row that Mr. Marlborough received recognition by the rating service. In 2013 and 2014, Chris was selected to SuperLawyers’ NYC Metro Rising Stars list for young and newly admitted attorneys. According to SuperLawyers.com, this year’s list represents no more than five percent of lawyers in the state. The organization describes its thorough selection process as follows: A statewide survey of lawyers who…
Tuesday, 08 September 2015 11:33
Puppy Store Workers Sue Gary Nudelman and A World of Pups for Wage Theft
Written by Christopher Marlborough
How much is that doggie in the window? Allegedly not enough to pay the workers minimum wage and overtime. On September 10, 2015, the Marlborough Law Firm, PC and Slater, Slater Schulman LLP filed a prospective class and collective action complaint on behalf of plaintiffs Leroy Williams and Ghassan Jenbart in the United States District Court for Eastern District of New York. The Complaint alleges that defendants failed to pay minimum wage and overtime to puppy store workers including kennel workers and shipping receiving clerks. Defendant Gary Nudelman operates two puppy stores in the New York Metropolitan area, A World…
Saturday, 27 June 2015 12:46
Class Action Wage Theft Lawsuit Filed Against Call-A-Head Porta-Potty Company
Written by Christopher Marlborough
On June 30, 2015, the Marlborough Law Firm filed a prospective class and collective action lawsuit against Call-A-Head, Inc. and the company’s President Charles W. Howard in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. The complaint alleges that the defendants failed to pay their service technicians overtime for working more than forty hours. It further alleges that Call-A-Head has been sued at least six times for alleged failure to pay overtime in violation of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act and the New York Labor Law, but the never changed the company’s overtime policy. Plaintiff…
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- Call-A-Head Class Action Wage Theft Complaint (1892 Downloads)
Thursday, 18 June 2015 04:40
The Marlborough Law Files Class Action Lawsuit Against $1 Slice 2 Bros Pizza Chain
Written by Christopher Marlborough
On June 19, 2015, the Marlborough Law Firm filed a prospective class and collective action lawsuit against entities operating the 2 Bros Pizza chain and owners Eli Halali, Oren Halali and Joshua Halali in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. The complaint alleges that defendants required workers to work more than seventy hours per week, and failed to pay them minimum wage or any overtime premium pay. Plaintiffs will ask the Court to certify a class of all similarly situated workers during the last six years. Christopher Marlborough, Principal Attorney of the Marlborough Law…
Sunday, 03 May 2015 15:46
Court Denies NFL’s Motion To Be Dismissed From Buffalo Jills Class Action Wage Theft Lawsuit
Written by Christopher Marlborough
On May 4, 2015, Erie County New York Supreme Court Judge Timothy J. Drury issued a decision in the ongoing lawsuit concerning the classification of Buffalo Jills cheerleaders as “independent contractors,” rather than employees. Earlier this year, Judge Drury granted Plaintiffs leave to amend their complaint to add the National Football League’s (“NFL” or “the League") as a defendant. Today, the Court denied the League’s motion to be dismissed from the case. In response to the decision, one of the Plaintiffs' attorneys, Christopher Marlborough, of the Marlborough Law Firm, P.C. stated, We are extremely pleased with the Court’s decision. Both…
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- Order Denying NFL's Motion to Dismiss (1885 Downloads)
- NFL Approved Agreement (2193 Downloads)
Sunday, 19 April 2015 13:37
Employment Law Essentials: April 29th Presentation for the Nassau Academy of Law
Written by Christopher Marlborough
On April 29, 2015, Chris Marlborough, principal attorney of the Marlborough Law Firm, will co-present a continuing legal education program at the Nassau Academy of Law titled, Employment Law Essentials: Leaves of Absence Discrimination and Wage/Hour Obligations. The program will be moderated by L. Susan Slavin, Esq. and will also feature Jeffrey Schlossberg of Jackson Lewis, P.C. and Rick Ostrove of Leed Brown Law, P.C. Mr. Marlborough will explain the minimum wage and overtime requirements of federal and New York State law, including recent changes to New York’s minimum wage tip credit and Wage Theft Prevention Action notification requirements. Mr.…
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- Registration Form (1883 Downloads)
Thursday, 26 March 2015 20:40
Chris Marlborough Talks Wage Theft With Adelphi Business Law Students
Written by Christopher Marlborough
On March 25, 2015, Christopher Marlborough, owner of the Marlborough Law Firm, P.C. spoke to Adelphi University students about the American wage theft crisis. The presentation was organized by Cory Morris, Esq., an attorney and adjunct professor at Adelphi. Mr. Marlborough said, “I am grateful to Professor Morris for giving me the opportunity to speak before his class. I believe it is important that these future captains of industry understand the devastating toll that illegal wage theft practices takes on the health of our nation.” A central theme of Mr. Marlborough’s talk was that the workers are not the only…
Sunday, 01 March 2015 11:04
Chris Marlborough Will Be The NCBA Labor and Employment Committee's Featured Speaker for March 2015
Written by Christopher Marlborough
On March 2, 2015, Chris Marlborough, principal of the Marlborough Law Firm, will be the featured speaker at a meeting of the Nassau County Bar Association’s Labor and Employment Committee. Mr. Marlborough’s presentation titled, “Who’s the Boss?” will concern the application of the joint employer doctrine to wage and hour cases in the Second Circuit. The meeting is open to members of the Nassau County Bar Association. The meeting will commence at 12:30 pm at 15th and West Street Mineola, New York. Continuing Legal Education credit is available. For more information about the meeting, call the Nassau County Bar Association…
Tuesday, 27 January 2015 15:16
Buffalo Jills Class Action: Court Grants Motion to Add Defendant NFL and Retaliation Claim Against the Bills
Written by Christopher Marlborough
The class action and individual lawsuits against the management of the Buffalo Jills Cheerleading squad have been pending in the New York Supreme Court for Erie County since April 2014 before the Honorable Timothy J. Drury, J.S.C. The cases concern allegations that the NFL cheerleaders for the Buffalo Bills football team were misclassified as independent contractors and unlawfully deprived of minimum wage for hundreds of hours of work. In January 2015, the Court granted a motion by Caitlin Ferrari, plaintiff in the class action to amend the operative complaint. The order permits plaintiff to: assert claims against additional defendants, including…
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- 2015.01.22_Order_and_Decision_on_Motion_to_Amend_Complaint.pdf (1949 Downloads)
- Second Amended Complaint (2091 Downloads)
Monday, 26 January 2015 12:34
Chris Marlborough Helps Bridge The Gap
Written by Christopher Marlborough
On January 24, 2015, Chris Marlborough, principal of the Marlborough Law Firm, co-presented a continuing legal education program at the Nassau Academy of Law before one hundred new admitted attorneys. The segment, entitled “Alphabet Soup of Labor and Employment Cases,” was part of the Nassau County Bar Association’s "Bridge-The-Gap" weekend which provides all the CLE credits newly admitted attorneys need for their first two years of practice. Mr. Marlborough focused his portion of the program on minimum wage and overtime requirements of federal and New York State law. Mr. Marlborough said that he was honored to participate and noted, “It…
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