While 75% of the 13,000 class members—mostly young people from abroad who have provided live-in childcare to families in the U.S.—have been able to cash checks, the undeposited checks that remain outstanding average almost $1,850.
February 23, 2021 at 07:30 AM
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Chalk this up as another side-effect of the global pandemic that the Litigation Daily never saw coming.
Lawyers at Boies Schiller Flexner and Denver non-profit law firm Towards Justice have asked a federal judge in Colorado to allow them to modify the way claims are being paid out in a $65 million settlement they reached in 2019 on behalf of au pairs who were paid well below minimum wage to provide live-in childcare to families here in the U.S.
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