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Pay Wages is tracked by Juryvine as a civil case. This page is held in watch mode until richer filings, parties, rulings, or media coverage provide enough context for deeper analysis. Juryvine will update the summary as new court events, attorney appearances, and source documents are linked to the case.
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9th Cir.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit reviewed an employment dispute involving Zito and Summit Staffing Inc. The court examined whether the lower court properly applied labor law standards to claims of wrongful termination and wage violations. The decision clarified the scope of employer liability under state and federal statutes.
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A position on a presentence report was filed in an unidentified civil proceeding. Presentence reports typically relate to criminal cases, suggesting possible misclassification or hybrid issues. The parties and court remain unknown, limiting clarity on the filing's purpose.
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Payment advices were filed in unidentified civil matters. These documents often relate to wage or income verification, possibly in support of claims or defenses.
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No case details are available. The title suggests the case involves employee income records, possibly related to wage disputes or financial discovery.
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The document is a declaration providing evidence of employer payments, likely supporting claims or defenses related to wages, benefits, or employment disputes. No court or docket data is available.
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This case concerns employee income records, likely involving the disclosure or verification of wage information. Such records are often central to disputes over compensation, benefits, or employment status.
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N.D. Ill.
· 25-cv-07352
Theatrical Stage Employees Union Local No. 2 sued Chicago Scenic Studios, Inc. in the Northern District of Illinois, docket 25-cv-07352. The complaint alleges unpaid wages, overtime violations, and seeks back pay and liquidated damages under labor laws.
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Employee income records were filed certifying the absence of payment advices or pay stubs. This certification may relate to evidentiary requirements in wage or employment disputes.
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D.N.J.
· 26-cv-03835
Hubbard filed a lawsuit against Brinker International Payroll Company, L.P. in the District of New Jersey, docket 26-cv-03835. Hubbard has demanded a jury trial, but the complaint's specific allegations and factual background are not publicly available. The dispute likely involves payroll or employment issues given the defendant's business.
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S.D. Fla.
· 26-cv-60638
Vazquez Garcia sued Highmark Residential LLC in case 0:26-cv-60638, and the docket reflects a returned executed summons — meaning Highmark was served but has not yet responded. The case is in its earliest stage. Highmark Residential is a large apartment management company, and the plaintiff's name and case structure suggest a tenant-side dispute. Common claims against
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S.D. Fla.
· 26-cv-60245
Vasquez sued Task Solutions Experts, LLC and additional defendants in the Southern District of Florida under docket 26-cv-60245. The case name and structure suggest an employment dispute — potentially wage theft, misclassification, or Fair Labor Standards Act violations against a staffing or task-based labor company. A general notice has been filed, but no substantive rulings
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C.D. Cal.
· 24-cv-08935
David Ferrer Arroyo sued Albertsons Companies Inc. and co-defendants in the Central District of California under docket 24-cv-08935. Albertsons is a major grocery retailer, and civil suits against it in California commonly involve premises liability, employment discrimination, wage and hour violations, or product liability. The case is in early stages — a case number has been
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D.N.J.
· 23-cv-02581
Kumar sued Eagle Truckline LLC and additional defendants under docket 23-cv-02581, a case now in a stage where the court is reviewing a proposed order. Trucking litigation of this type typically involves personal injury from a commercial vehicle accident, wage and hour violations, or independent contractor misclassification. The proposed order suggests the parties have briefed
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S.D. Fla.
· 26-cv-20632
Herrera sued PB Retail, Inc. in case 1:26-cv-20632, and the court entered a default judgment at docket entry 8. A default judgment this early — entry 8 — means PB Retail failed to respond to the complaint within the time allowed after service, and the court ruled in Herrera's favor without a merits hearing. The case is effectively over for PB Retail unless it moves to vacate
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S.D. Fla.
· 25-cr-20312
The United States charged Jones in a criminal matter under docket 25-cr-20312. The case has reached the enforcement stage, with a writ of garnishment or execution filed at docket entry 44. Writs of this type are used to collect criminal fines, restitution, or forfeiture judgments from a defendant's assets or wages. The presence of a writ indicates a financial judgment has
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N.D. Ill.
· 26-cv-03281
Maldonado v. Ahir d/b/a Shuck's Motel, docket 26-cv-03281, is a civil suit against a motel operator. The docket shows a returned executed summons at entry 8, confirming that Ahir has been served and the case is moving forward. The nature of the claim — personal injury, discrimination, wage theft, or another theory — is not confirmed. Suits against motel operators commonly
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C.D. Cal.
· 26-cv-04376
Nance sued Per Mar Security and Research Corp. in a case docketed as 1:26-cv-04376. No current summary or docket entries beyond the case opening are available, placing this at the earliest possible stage of litigation. Per Mar Security is a private security services company. Employment disputes — including discrimination, wage claims, or wrongful termination — are the most
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D. Colo.
· 26-cv-01090
Alston and co-plaintiffs sued 3100 MP Parking Corp. under docket 26-cv-01090. The court has issued an order for an initial pretrial conference, placing this case at its earliest active stage. The sole corporate defendant operates in the parking industry. Multi-plaintiff suits against parking operators typically involve premises liability, wage disputes, or consumer fraud. No
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D. Colo.
· 26-cv-00964
Fons and co-plaintiffs sued Grocery Outlet, Inc. under docket 26-cv-00964. The multi-plaintiff structure against a grocery retailer suggests a consumer class action, a product liability claim, or an employment dispute — wage theft and meal break violations are common in retail grocery litigation. The case was filed in 2026 and appears to be in its earliest stage, with no
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The court issued a mediation referral order in a Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) case. The order directs parties to attempt settlement through mediation before further litigation.
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An arraignment and initial appearance were conducted in a civil matter, which is unusual since arraignments typically occur in criminal cases. This may indicate a procedural anomaly or misclassification. The proceeding likely involved the formal presentation of claims or defenses.
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D. Colo.
· 25-cv-02566
Isaias Cabrera v. Abbott Construction LLC et al. was filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania under docket 25-cv-02566. The case has been dismissed. Construction worker suits against contractors typically allege wage theft, workplace injury, or misclassification. The dismissal may reflect a voluntary settlement, a Rule 12(b)(6) ruling on the pleadings, or a failure to
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Nidia Garcia Serrano filed a lawsuit alleging unpaid overtime and minimum wage violations against Samuel Olson and others. The plaintiff claims her employer failed to compensate her for all hours worked and denied overtime pay, raising wage and hour law issues.
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