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An attorney who has represented an MT (sm) - Long time MT

Posted: Mar 03, 2010

I don't work for MQ but it sure looks like something is going on or about to go on that is not going to be to the benefit of the MTs. Some months back an MT successfully sued an MTSO for a settlement of $98, 421.88 (yeah, I know!). I printed off the attorney's name just in case I need it in the future. Here it is:

Rob Wiley

Law office of Rob Wiley, P.C.

1825 Market Center Blvd. Suite 385

Dallas, Tx 75207 (tel. 214-528-6500).

Good luck, you guys!

whistle blowing? - mt

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http://www.texasovertime.com/

what does that mean? - I dont get it...

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long exhausting day... sorry

Not just issues of overtime (sm) - Long time MT

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The website says he specializes in labor and employment law.

Q was already sued by us, we got nothing ahdi got our money - nm

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Sounds like a great reason to sue them AGAIN. - LaLa

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no msg.

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