Durling v. Chairman, Massachusetts Parole Board

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• holding that threat of causing plaintiff's visa to be revoked plausibly alleged violation of § 1589(a)(3)
• finding that the plaintiff plausibly alleged serious harm when he faced being in debt $20,000 and having his visa revoked
• dismissing plaintiff’s Indiana RICO claim because he did not adequately allege that the defendant bank participated in an enterprise because the activities alleged were regular activities of a bank
• construing Indiana law and suggesting that an H-1B visa application cannot give rise to mutuality of agreement or mutuality of obligation because “it is not contractual in nature between the employee and the employer”
• $20,000 early contract termination fee and threat of causing plaintiff's visa to be revoked plausibly constituted violation of § 1589(a)(3)
• “Because Mr. Panwar’s original Complaint did not allege a violation of an FLSA protected right, his retaliation claim also fails as a matter of law.”

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