Blog: Labor Law

September 11, 2019

Settlement Doesn’t Always Mean Settling for Less

Settling cases before trial is an integral part of our civil justice system. In fact, this is what happens most frequently—cases are settled or are dismissed before a final ...

December 29, 2017

Living Wage: Fast Food Workers Strike

Richmond, VA Workers Among Participants in International Fast Food Strike for Living Wage “We can’t survive on $7.25!” That was the slogan chanted by dozens of fast-food ...

September 8, 2015

Workers Claim They Were Paid as Little as $200 for Four Weeks of Labor

Six construction workers who helped assemble the steeple-shaped roof on a new Prince William County library are claiming that they were paid as little as $200 a piece for four ...

May 8, 2015

New DC Wage Theft Law Protects Workers

What is Wage Theft? Wage theft occurs when workers do not receive the minimum wage for all hours worked, and overtime of time-and-a-half for hours worked over forty in one ...

December 29, 2013

Labor Movement: Low Wage Workers Stand Up for Their Rights

The past year has seen a wave of strikes in both the fast food and retail industries spreading over 35 American cities. This budding labor movement has stirred hope in low ...