PR Newswire: DCWageLaw Wins $172K Sanctions Award as Federal Court Affirms Workers’ Right to Their Chosen Counsel
March 2023 | DCist interviews Justin Zelikovitz on a wage theft lawsuit against Union Kitchen.
DCWageLaw Wins $172K Sanctions Award as Federal Court Affirms Workers’ Right to Their Chosen Counsel
March 2023 | DCist interviews Justin Zelikovitz on a wage theft lawsuit against Union Kitchen.
Judge Sanctions Barnes & Thornburg $172K as Tactics Backfire
March 2023 | DCist interviews Justin Zelikovitz on a wage theft lawsuit against Union Kitchen.
Federal Court Sanctions Defense Counsel $172K in GardaWorld Wage Case
March 2023 | DCist interviews Justin Zelikovitz on a wage theft lawsuit against Union Kitchen.
Union Kitchen Hit With Wage Theft Lawsuit
March 2023 | DCist interviews Justin Zelikovitz on a wage theft lawsuit against Union Kitchen.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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