United States v. Anthony Salsberry

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• concluding that the plaintiff was an employee in part because the defendant-employer told him that he could not work for anyone else
• noting that when determining good faith for the purposes of determining liquidated damages, the district court is permitted to make its own credibility determinations
• deferring to district court’s credibility determination in concluding employer did not act in good faith after jury found no reckless or willful FLSA violation
• “The court heard testimony from Hamler and his accountant and decided that Hamler did ‘not demonstrate[ ] that he objectively acted in good faith.’ We see no basis to override the court’s credibility determination.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).