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Houck v. Maricopa, County of
Case Number:
2:23-cv-00068
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Multi Party Litigation:
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October 25, 2023
Ariz. County Must Face Lieutenant's OT Misclassification Suit
An Arizona county cannot escape a Sheriff's Office lieutenant's misclassification case seeking unpaid overtime for him and his colleagues, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, saying it is not yet necessary for opt-in plaintiffs to add their spouses to the suit.
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July 18, 2023
Ariz. County Fights Lieutenant's Collective Cert. Bid In OT Suit
Maricopa County, Arizona, told a federal judge that a lieutenant for a Phoenix-area police department should not snag collective certification in his suit alleging unpaid overtime, saying he failed to show he is similarly situated to other colleagues.
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March 20, 2023
Ariz. Patrol Lieutenant Says OT Suit Should Continue
A patrol lieutenant for a Phoenix-area police department suing it for overtime violations told an Arizona federal judge not to dismiss his case, saying the county's dismissal bid attacked procedural issues rather than the actual allegations.
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January 12, 2023
Patrol Lieutenant Says Ariz. County Failed To Pay OT
A patrol lieutenant for a Phoenix-area police department filed a proposed class action in Arizona federal court, accusing his employer of paying him a flat wage biweekly and neglecting to include his overtime hours.