In recent news, DWWH, Inc., dba Weir Canyon Honda, faces allegations of labor law violations.

The Case: Alejandro Estrada Ureno v. DWWH, Inc. dba Weir Canyon Honda

The Court: Orange County Superior Court of the State of California

The Case No.: 30-2023-01316346-CU-OE-CXC

The Plaintiff: Alejandro Estrada Ureno v. DWWH, Inc. dba Weir Canyon Honda

The plaintiff in the case, Alejandro Estrada Ureno, started working for Weir Canyon Honda in July 2022. Ureno an hourly wage plus commission-based bonuses and non-discretionary bonuses. His employment status meant he was entitled to minimum wages, overtime pay, and compliance with meal and rest time break laws.

The Defendant: Alejandro Estrada Ureno v. DWWH, Inc. dba Weir Canyon Honda

The defendant in the case, DWWH, Inc. dba Weir Canyon Honda, owns and operates car dealerships in Orange County, California, and other locations throughout the state. Weir Canyon Honda faces a class action California lawsuit alleging they violated labor law. The defendant faces several labor law violation allegations:

(1) failing to pay minimum wages for all hours worked

(2) failing to pay overtime wages when due

(3) failing to provide the legally required meal breaks and rest periods

(4) failing to provide employees with an accurate itemized wage statement

(5) failing to pay wages on time; and

(6) failing to reimburse employees for necessary business expenses

The Case: Alejandro Estrada Ureno v. DWWH, Inc. dba Weir Canyon Honda

The case, Alejandro Estrada Ureno v. DWWH, Inc. dba Weir Canyon Honda, is a class action complaint alleging the company failed to provide workers with timely, off-duty meals and rest periods as required by law. The case is currently pending in the California's Orange County Superior Court.

If you have questions about how to file a California meal and rest break class action lawsuit, please get in touch with Blumenthal Nordrehaug Bhowmik DeBlouw LLP. Experienced employment law attorneys are ready to assist you in various law firm offices in San Diego, San Francisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Riverside, and Chicago.