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• In addition to successfully representing individuals in employment matters, Mr. Zieff is at the forefront of enforcing wage and hour laws. He has served as lead counsel in many wage and hour class actions in which he has obtained multi-million dollar settlements and judgments in the insurance, grocery, computer, and services industries. The illegal employment practices challenged by these class actions include: the refusal to pay statutorily required overtime pay; the employer's refusal to reimburse employees for necessary employment expenses; and other illegal pay practices.? Mr. Zieff pioneered the use of the wage and hour class action to enforce the right to overtime pay when he filed and successfully prosecuted Breaux v. Agency Rent-A-Car in the early 1990s, which was the first case to enforce California overtime laws by the use of the class action device.? In 2001, Mr. Zieff obtained the largest overtime judgment in United States legal history in the landmark case Bell v. Farmers Insurance Exchange.? In the Bell case, Mr. Zieff represented over 2400 employees, eventually recovering over $200 million in the Bell case.? Mr. Zieff’s work directly led to what became one of the hottest and most prolific areas of employment law – wage and hour class actions.

  Mr. Zieff is a Fellow of the College of Labor and Employment Law, an honorary society, and is a recipient of the 2001 CLAY Award - California Lawyer Attorney of the Year for Employment Law. Mr. Zieff was also named by the Daily Journal as one of the "Top 100" Lawyers in California in September 2002, and is listed in the Best Lawyers in America. He is an active member of the National Employment Lawyers Association and the California Employment Lawyers Association. Mr. Zieff is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Legal Aid Society-Employment Law Center, a member of the Advisory Council for the Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice, Berkeley Law, University of California at Berkeley, and a member of the Board of Directors of the Social Justice Law Project. Mr. Zieff has written and spoken on a wide range of employment law issues.Litigation Successes:

  Bell v. Farmers Insurance Exchange (2004) 115 Cal.App.4th 715, prior history at (2001) 87 Cal.App.4th 805 Jury verdict on July 10, 2001 for over $90 million in damages phase of overtime class action against Farmers Insurance Exchange brought on behalf of personal lines claims adjusters, eventually resulting in payments of over $200 million.

  Farmers MDLLead counsel in nationwide class and collective action under federal and state laws brought on behalf of approximately 2800 claims adjusters working in states across the country, originally resulting in judgments totaling over $52 million which were reversed on appeal and eventually settled for $8 million.

  Giannetto v. Computer Science Corporation$24 million settlement in overtime class action brought on behalf of computer maintenance workers with co-counsel.

  Breaux v. Agency Rent-A-CarFollowing successful class action trial determining that officers, managers and assistant office managers were entitled to overtime pay; case settled for in excess of $8 million.

  Kerr v. Snap-On, Inc.Class action brought on behalf of employees seeking unreimbursed expenses under California Labor Code Sec. 2802 resulted in a settlement of $8.4 million.

  Addvensky v. Corporate Express Delivery Systems, Inc.$9.75 million settlement on behalf of same-day delivery drivers, raising claims for failure to pay minimum wage, failure to pay overtime and failure to reimburse necessary business expenses.

  Stephens v. Coldwell Banker Commercial Group (1988) 199 Cal.App.3d 1394 Appellate court upheld the jury's punitive damage award to an employee who was discriminated against on the basis of his age.

  Keyhea v. Rushen (1986) 178 Cal.App.3d 526 Injunction affirmed by court of appeal that vindicated state prisoners' right to be free from forced drugging without first being afforded specific procedural protections.

• California, 1978 U.S. District Court Northern District of California U.S. District Court Eastern District of California U.S. District Court Central District of California U.S. District Court Southern District of California U.S. Court of Appeals 9th Circuit

• National Employment Lawyers Association College of Labor and Employment Attorneys (Fellow)

• University of California at Berkeley, Boalt Hall School of Law, Berkeley, California, 1978J.D. Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, 1974A.B.Honors: With HonorsMajor: Public Policy Making

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So I am buying a motorcycle without a title, but the guy has a properly filled out power of attorney form. Will that be sufficient for me to get the title in my name? Or will I need to have it notarized? I live in Illinois also.. Called the DMV in my area. They said power of attorney a bike 10 years old gives me all the power over getting the title as the owner. Looks like I am good to go..

Do you mean, which computer program would you use? You probably already have Wordpad, and possible a cut-down Office Suite, something similar to that. Put your address at the top, start with "Dear.....whoever", and on the next line start writing what you want to say, and finish off at the bottom with either "Yours sincerely" if it's formal, or anything else like "Love from..." if it's not, and then print it out, and sign it by hand at the bottom.. . You just print it out in the normal way, using a printer attached to your computer.. . Or, you could just get a nice notepad and write it by hand. (Wow, people really used to do that?? LOL)

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Charges for change of name in the Maharashtra Government Gazette:. . Rs 120 per insertion (for two copies of the Gazette) . For backward class applicants: Rs 60 . Charges for extra copy of the Gazette: Rs 12 per copy . Cash is accepted at the Government Press though you have option of paying through Cheque/DD.. . Backward class applicants are required to submit a Xerox copy of caste certificate of old name as issued by the Collector of the District concerned.. . Once the form is duly submitted, it normally takes a month for publication of advertisement in the Maharashtra Government Gazette. The Gazette copy is sent to the address given on the form. . In case Gazette Notification has already been made and if hyou have received copy of the same, you can submit the same to School. In case you have not received the copy of Gazette Notification, you can obtain the same from the Government Press in your city.. . However, if you require an Affidavit, you may contact any Advocate in Esplanade Court, Mumbai or at Bandra Court. They can make the affadavit and get the same signed for you.

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