noting that, in order to establish good faith, a defendant must "prove that it had an honest intention to ascertain what the [FLSA] requires and to act in accordance with it."
Summary of this case from Bankston v. IllinoisNo. 90-923.
February 19, 1991.
C.A. 6th Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 915 F. 2d 5 1024.
noting that, in order to establish good faith, a defendant must "prove that it had an honest intention to ascertain what the [FLSA] requires and to act in accordance with it."
Summary of this case from Bankston v. Illinoisapplying FLSA to county probation and child protection services
Summary of this case from Schmitt v. State of Kan.Full title:LAMB ET AL. v. PHILIP MORRIS, INC., ET AL
Court:U.S.
Date published: Feb 19, 1991
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