Chevron has announced it will lay off approximately 200 employees in Texas as part of a global plan to reduce its workforce by up to 20% by 2026. If you were affected…
Oilfield truck drivers in New Mexico recently secured a key win in their fight for unpaid overtime. On May 21, 2025, a federal judge conditionally certified a collective action against Fevid Transport,…
By Josh Borsellino, Attorney I’ve been representing oilfield workers for more than a decade in cases for unpaid overtime, and a recent court decision out of New Mexico underscores a critical message…
Losing your job can be devastating, especially when you believe it was unjust. In Texas, the concept of “at-will” employment often leads to confusion about whether you can sue for wrongful termination….
As a Texas attorney who has helped countless workers protect their rights, I am often asked about Texas at-will employment laws. Texas is an at-will employment state, which means that, in general,…
Are you a Texas worker who isn’t getting paid what you’ve earned? Unpaid wages can create significant financial hardship, and it’s essential to understand your rights and options. As a Texas attorney…
As a Texas attorney representing countless workers in unpaid overtime and personal injury cases, I frequently encounter a common misconception: salaried employees are automatically ineligible for overtime pay. This couldn’t be further…
A federal court in New Mexico recently ruled on class certification in a meal break case. In Troncoso v. Enterprise Products Operating LLC, the court denied the plaintiff’s motion for class certification….
As a Texas attorney representing workers in wage and hour disputes, I frequently get asked about the statute of limitations for recovering back wages. It’s a crucial question because it determines how…