Lawsuit Wins Wage Increase for a Class of Pizza Delivery Drivers
Court Rules that Michigan Food Service Workers are Entitled to Full Minimum Wage The Chief Judge of the Wayne Circuit sided with Plaintiffs and the
Court Rules that Michigan Food Service Workers are Entitled to Full Minimum Wage The Chief Judge of the Wayne Circuit sided with Plaintiffs and the

In a recent BW win for workers, the Eastern District of Michigan judge ruled that phlebotomists who are assigned to draw blood at Michigan hospitals

Minimum Wage workers in Michigan saw an increase in their paychecks beginning in 2026, with another increase expected in 2027. The new rate, effective January
Getting Help with Confusing or Improper Overpayment Assessments If you believe that the Unemployment Insurance Agency made a mistake such as accusing you of receiving benefits you
Kreps v. UIA Pleadings Status: Appeal Pending Kreps et al. v. MUIA et al. Second Amended Complaint Plaintiffs’ Motion for Partial Summary Judgment Plaintiffs’ Motion
Court of Claims Pleadings and Orders: Plaintiffs’ Motion for Preliminary Injunction Pleadings: Michigan Unemployment Agency Motion to Dismiss the Class Action Lawsuit Pleadings: Saunders Case

Improper Collections: Saunders et al. v. Michigan Unemployment Agency et al. Status: Class Action Settlement Approved and Final As of June 10, 2024, Class Notice
The 2023 enforcement docket reflected a sea-change in how the US Department of Labor (DOL) is enforcing wage rights for food service workers. The renewed focus of

Michigan employees encounter a wide range of legal concerns in the workplace. From workplace discrimination to wrongful termination, it is crucial for workers to be
New Law Would Re-Open Statute of Limitations for Assault Victims On April 27, 2023, a bipartisan team of Michigan legislators announced plans to reintroduce a