Any CA folks familiar with DOL hearings?
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Date: September 23rd, 2018 12:42 PM Author: thirsty public bath
If you are on employer side prepare to pepper angus. Had one where my guy fired waiter for stealing and he copped a $74k damage award from DOL by claiming employer didn't take appropriate timecard record keeping and was owed a bunch of backwages.
Fortunately it doesn't really mean anything any you can get a de Novo trial from what I recall
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Date: September 23rd, 2018 12:55 PM Author: pearly mildly autistic location
I'm a former employee, handling it pro se, employer offered me a cash settlement of 25% of the amount I can obtain if I win the proceeding. I'm reading that as weakness and figure yolo since burden is on them. I just want to at least know what to expect in terms of how the proceeding goes, in what way does the person running the hearing go about soliciting positions from both parties, and if I can object to anything the other side tries to introduce, etc.
Can post my xo throwaway for off board w/ more details.
*edit* It's just the conference stage, not the full hearing, so all I have to do is not agreement to settlement + establish legal basis to move this from conference to hearing.
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Date: September 23rd, 2018 1:21 PM Author: pearly mildly autistic location
I mean, I technically am a lolyer...you really think worth it to get someone that does this shitlaw area to represent me if I move it from conference to hearing? Claim is < $30k total w/ their penalty.
Big question I have, even though there is no discovery, at the conference can I argue for the DOL to subpoena business records that are relevant to the claim? This shit would terrify them for sure since anything re: financial system integrity would look bad for them.
Opposing party is represented by Biglaw, both partner and of counsel are working it on their end. Must be costing them $$$ to deal with my shit.
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