noteworthy cases

NOTEWORTHY CASES

Evans v. Weiser Security (2011)

By wigginschilds | February 16, 2018

EVANS V. WEISER SECURITY (2011) Title VII, Sexual Harassment, Sex Discrimination, Retaliation, and Negligence $70,000.00  Jury Verdict for single plaintiff—Employee subjected to unwelcome sexual harassment, disparate gender discrimination by being subjected to a demotion, and retaliatory termination. (Learn More. . . ) Represented at trial by Temple D. Trueblood and Henry Brewster. Contact Us

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Jones, et al., v., Southern Wings Five, LLC, d/b/a Buffalo Wild Wings (2014)

By wigginschilds | February 16, 2018

JONES, ET AL., V., SOUTHERN WINGS FIVE, LLC, D/B/A BUFFALO WILD WINGS (2014) Multi-plaintiff case, Title VII, 42 U.S.C. 1981, Family and Medical Leave Act, Americans with Disabilities Act, Racial Harassment, Sexual Harassment, Racial Discrimination, FMLA Violations, ADA Violations, and Retaliation Currently Representing Plaintiffs in Alabama.   Employees in Northwest  Alabama store location allege multiple and […]

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Teacher-Student Sexual Abuse: Plaintiffs Seek Class Action Against Shelby County School Board and Daniel Acker Jr.

By wigginschilds | February 16, 2018

TEACHER-STUDENT SEXUAL ABUSE: PLAINTIFFS SEEK CLASS ACTION AGAINST SHELBY COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD AND DANIEL ACKER JR. Attorneys at Wiggins and Childs represent 5 victims of teacher on student sexual abuse and are seeking class action status. In 1992 the Shelby County Department of Human Resources placed Daniel Acker on a state central registry for having sexual contact with a […]

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Plaintiffs in Acker Jr. lawsuit seek Class Action status

By wigginschilds | February 16, 2018

PLAINTIFFS IN ACKER JR. LAWSUIT SEEK CLASS ACTION STATUS Attorneys at Wiggins and Childs are actively investigating a  lawsuit against Daniel Acker Jr., Shelby County School Board, Lee Doebler, and Steven Martin. If you have questions or information call 205.314.0577. All calls are confidential. Jon Goldfarb and Will Smith are the attorneys handling this case. In a brief filed on […]

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Former Trussville Hooters servers file class action suit over pay

By wigginschilds | February 16, 2018

FORMER TRUSSVILLE HOOTERS SERVERS FILE CLASS ACTION SUIT OVER PAY Two former Hooters servers at the Trussville location have filed a class action lawsuit against the owner over allegations that the restaurant violated the Fair Labor Standard Act. (Learn More. . . ) Generally employers are required to pay employees minimum wage for every hour worked […]

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