Estée Lauder
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Up to $5,000
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Cleveland Ave. Restaurant Inc.
Owners of Sirens strip club were arrested for failing to pay nearly $250,000 in overdue settlement payments, interest, and attorney fees from a class-action lawsuit brought by dancers.
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About this settlement
Unpaid settlement debt from a class-action lawsuit brought by dancers against Sirens strip club owners.
Michael and Francis Sharrak, and Jay Nelson, owners of Cleveland Ave. Restaurant Inc. (operating Sirens Gentlemen’s Club), were ordered into federal custody and will remain jailed until they pay approximately $240,000 in overdue settlement obligations from a class-action lawsuit brought by dancers alleging unpaid wages and unlawful entertainer contracts. They also owed roughly $13,000 in accrued interest and over $51,000 in plaintiffs' attorney fees and costs. The defendants had been found in civil contempt for failing to comply with previous court orders to make monthly payments.
Who qualifies
- Dancers who were part of the original class-action lawsuit against Sirens strip club owners.
Closed settlement
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Silk and Great Value
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Government of Canada
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Meta (Facebook)
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Ticketmaster
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