· 1/15/1879
Berens v. Executors of Boutté
Citations
- 31 La. 112
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- holding that successor liability should not be decided on a motion to dismiss, but rather should only be decided after discovery on a motion for summary judgment
- finding allegations of underpayment due to wage deduction practices and policies and the lack of contractual transparency causing disadvantages was enough to adequately plead actual damages
- denying motion to dismiss TVPA claim where citizen truck drivers were subject to over $100,000 liability, including $5000 early termination fee and truck lease acceleration, for failing to serve as drivers for nine months
- finding alleged threat of having to pay balance of lease payments for the remainder of the lease term where the amount of money in question could be over $100,000.00 sufficient to survive motion to dismiss
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Judges: Manning
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