District of Columbia· 3/4/2015
Ayala v. Tito Contractors, Inc.
Citations
- 82 F. Supp. 3d 279
- 2015 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 25804
- 2015 WL 968113
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- holding that the plaintiffs were entitled to receive liquidated damages as a matter of law, but deferring the precise amount for “determin[ation] in a subsequent proceeding”
- holding that the plaintiffs were entitled to receive liquidated damages as a matter of law, but deferring the precise amount for \determin[ation] in a subsequent proceeding\
- “Knowing that the FLSA applies and ‘simply deciding] not to comply’ ... is an example of a willful violation.”
- finding that “entitlement to equitable tolling will depend on more than Defendants’ alleged failure to post FLSA notices.”
- finding that “[k]nowing that the FLSA applies and ‘simply deciding not to comply’ . . . is an example of a willful violation”
- finding that \[k]nowing that the FLSA applies and 'simply deciding not to comply' ... is an example of a willful violation\
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Judges: Judge James E. Boasberg
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