AHLG Obtains Reduction in Civil Monetary Penalties levied by U.S. Department of Labor 12-07-2010

Dallas, Texas.
After investigating the Firm's client for 36 alleged employment violations under the Immigration and Nationality Act and the Migrant and Seasonal Worker Protection Act, the U.S. Department of Labor assessed a significant civil monetary penalty (“CMP”) against the employer. AHLG appealed the decision on behalf of the employer and was able to successfully negotiate a material reduction in the amount of CMPs that had been levied by the Department, without the client admitting liability.

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