Mulford v. Computer Leasing, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding New Jersey wage and hour law applicable to dispute between an individual who lived and worked in New Jersey for a New York corporation
• interpreting section 34:11-4.1(a) and holding that principal officers having management authority of the corporation may be liable for wages the corporation fails to pay, but their liability is secondary to that of the corporation
• interpreting section 34:11-4.1(a) and holding that principal officers having management authority of the corporation may be liable for wages the corporation fails to pay, but their liability is secondary to that of the corporation
• discerning a private cause of action “as a remedy in addition to the penal and administrative sanctions and administrative wage collection proceedings, provided by other sections thereof”
• “Employees are the obvious special beneficiaries of the statute.”

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