Posts by DCWageLaw

Posted February 28, 2022

D.C. auditor launches review into overtime pay at Dept. of Employment Services

February 2022 | The Washington Post reports on a DCWageLaw case involving the overtime practices at the Department of Employment Services.

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Posted January 1, 2022

Wage Payment, Minimum Wage & Overtime Laws in Maryland

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In Media Mentions

Posted October 28, 2021

Ex-Employee Sues D.C. Employment Services For Allegedly Failing To Pay Overtime

October 2021 | DCist reports on a DCWageLaw case representing a former employee of the Department of Employment Services.

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In Media Mentions

Posted October 27, 2021

Former DOES Employee Sues Agency For Hundreds of Hours of Unpaid Overtime

October 2021 | Washington City Paper interviews Justin Zelikovitz about representing a former employee of the Department of Employment Services.

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Posted October 7, 2021

Cesar Coello

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In Minimum Wage, Overtime

Posted February 26, 2021

The DCWageLaw Paycheck-Checker

Use this calculator to see if you’re receiving the minimum wage in the jurisdiction where you work.

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Posted October 22, 2020

Reported Decisions

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In Media Mentions

Posted July 1, 2020

Staying Afloat: Solos on Surviving the Pandemic

July 2020 | Washington Lawyer profiled Justin Zelikovitz in its article about how solo practitioners are faring during the coronavirus crisis.

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In Media Mentions

Posted April 6, 2020

Coronavirus Puts Business Survival of Solo, Niche Attorneys to the Test

April 2020 | Justin Zelikovitz discusses how DCWageLaw is faring during the coronavirus crisis in this April 2020 interview with the D.C. Bar.

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In Media Mentions

Posted March 26, 2020

The Immigrants Who Feed D.C. Don’t Have the Same Safety Net as Other Out-of-Work Employees

March 2020 | Justin Zelikovitz discusses the difficulties faced by undocumented immigrants during the COVID-19 outbreak in this interview with Washington City Paper.