Tip Lawsuit Filed Against Pat O’Brien’s Bar In New Orleans

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September 26, 2014

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September 26, 2014

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Pat O’Brien’s, a New Orleans bar famous for creating the “hurricane” drink was sued by bartenders alleging violations of tip and wage payment laws. Louis Pechman, founder of waiterpay.com, is lead attorney on the case, which was reported on by TheTimes-Picayune and The Advocate.

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