A. Engelhard & Sons Co. v. Western Union Telegraph Co.

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• finding willfulness where the defendants did “not dispute that (1) they did not post FLSA and NYLL notices, (2) they made cash payments, and (3) they did not provide overtime pay”
• finding willfulness where the defendants did “not dispute that (1) they did not post FLSA and NYLL notices, (2) they made cash payments, and (3) they did not provide overtime pay”
• finding willfulness where the defendants did “not dispute that (1) they did not post FLSA and NYLL notices, (2) they made cash payments, and (3) they did not provide overtime pay”
• finding willfulness where the defendants did “not dispute that (1) they did not post FLSA and NYLL notices, (2) they made cash payments, and (3) they did not provide overtime pay”
• “In contrast to FLSA claims, NYLL claims have a six-year statute of limitations with no showing of willfulness required.”
• “In contrast to FLSA claims, NYLL claims have a six-year statute of limitations with no showing of willfulness required.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).