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Class Action Lawsuits

Rukin Hyland Doria & Tindall
San Francisco, California
Class Action Lawsuits • Collective Action Lawsuits

The employee rights lawyers at Rukin Hyland Doria & Tindall are experienced class action attorneys. We have represented employees and consumers in a wide variety of matters, including claims for unpaid overtime, California labor code violations, employment discrimination, and other unlawful business practices. We also represent employees in collective actions for unpaid overtime and minimum wages under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. Contact Rukin Hyland Doria & Tindall for a consultation.

Our recent class action docket includes cases against the following companies:

• Longs Drug Stores Inc., on behalf of store managers and assistant store managers seeking unpaid overtime (final approval granted);
• American Commercial Claims Administrators, on behalf of insurance claims adjusters seeking unpaid overtime (final approval granted);
• T-Mobile USA, on behalf Account Representatives, Territory Representatives, and Retail Store Managers seeking unpaid overtime and expense reimbursements;
• nCircle Network Security, Inc., on behalf of engineers seeking unpaid overtime;
• Sierra Pacific Industries, on behalf of truck drivers seeking meal period premium wages;
• Bay Area, A Mortuary Support Services Group, Inc., on behalf of drivers seeking unpaid overtime for work performed while on-call;
• ABC Security Service, Inc., on behalf of security guards seeking unpaid overtime and meal and rest period premium wages;
• Kimpton Group, on behalf of servers at the Grand Café in San Francisco seeking unpaid overtime, meal and rest period premium wages, split shift premium wages, and reporting time pay (final approval pending)

If you believe that you are a victim of an unlawful employment or business practice which affects a large number of your co-workers in California, a class action lawsuit may be appropriate. Contact one of our employment lawyers for a free initial phone consultation.

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