Second Amended Complaint
Notice of Collective Action
Consent-to-Join Form
The Plaintiff in this case is a current Chubb Risk Consultant who seeks to bring suit on behalf of himself and all other Risk Consultants and Appraisers who were employed by one or more Chubb Entities in the past three years and who were not deemed eligible for overtime pay. The Plaintiff alleges that the Chubb Entities violated federal law (the Fair Labor Standards Act) by denying putative collective action members overtime pay. In particular, during the relevant period, Plaintiff contends that federal law required Chubb to pay Risk Consultants / Appraisers (if exempted from overtime) overtime wages (1.5 times the regular rate of pay) for any hours worked in excess of 40 hours per week.
The Chubb Entities deny Plaintiff’s claims in this matter, and contend that all the Risk Consultants and Appraisers at issue were properly classified as exempt from overtime and paid in accordance with applicable law.
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