Long-time Italian restaurant in Westbury that opened in 1972 hit with wage theft lawsuit

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February 13, 2019

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February 13, 2019

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Our wage theft lawsuit against Giulio Cesare Ristorante, a long-time Italian restaurant in Westbury that opened in 1972, was reported on by Newsday. The workers are represented by Louis Pechman and Gregory Slotnick.

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