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Following mediation, the parties negotiated a settlement in this FLSA and New York Labor Law wage case. The court granted an extension to July 11, 2025 for submission of settlement approval materials.
Quintero v. Moalemzadeh: Settlement Reached in Wage Dispute
What Happened
A worker named Quintero filed a lawsuit against employers Kamiar Moalemzadeh and Brett Helsham, claiming they failed to pay wages owed. The case involved violations of federal wage laws and New York State labor regulations.
What the Court Decided
After mediation discussions, both sides reached a settlement agreement. Rather than proceeding to trial, the parties agreed to resolve the dispute on terms they negotiated together. The court gave them until July 11, 2025 to submit paperwork formally approving the settlement.
Why This Matters for Workers
This case demonstrates that wage theft claims—situations where employers don't pay workers what they're owed—can be resolved through the legal system. Even without a trial verdict, workers can negotiate compensation by working with a mediator. If you believe your employer owes you unpaid wages, this shows a legal path exists to recover those funds. Both federal law and New York State law protect workers in these situations.
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