Important: Who NOT to Contact
Do not contact ALKU or its attorneys about this lawsuit or seek advice from them on whether you should participate. Any information you provide to ALKU or its attorneys may be used against you or other workers in this case.
Do not contact the Court to discuss this matter.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I'm not sure if I'm eligible?
Contact the attorneys listed above for a free consultation. They can help determine if you meet the criteria for joining this lawsuit.
Will it cost me anything to participate?
No. You will not be required to pay attorneys' fees or expenses. The law firm has agreed to front all costs of litigation. If successful, attorneys' fees may be paid by ALKU or from any settlement.
Can ALKU retaliate against me for joining this lawsuit?
No. Federal law prohibits your employer from firing or discriminating against you for participating in this lawsuit. If you suspect retaliation, contact the attorneys immediately.
What happens if I don't join by the deadline?
You may lose your rights to recover overtime wages for work performed in the past for ALKU unless you bring a separate, new case. Time is critical due to legal limitations on how far back wages can be recovered.
Other Ways to Get Information
Hire Your Own Attorney
You have the right to hire your own attorney at your own expense or represent yourself (pro se) if you prefer not to be represented by the attorneys in this case.
Your own attorney can advise you on your specific situation and represent your individual interests.
Legal Resources
If you need help finding legal representation, you may contact your local bar association for attorney referrals.
You can also research your rights under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) through the U.S. Department of Labor website.
Remember: The Court has not decided who is right or wrong, and has not ruled which party will ultimately prevail.