Dancer Lawsuits
Papi_Chulo
Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
Was just flipping thru the classified ads of a free alternative newspaper (Miami New Times) and saw an ad from a law office out of Houston, TX that seems to be specializing in this area and they provided the following website:
http://www.texasovertimeattorney.com/vid…
I have not looked at the website but I’ll probably skim it to see if there is any interesting info on there.
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Lawyers and strip clubs are both shady. I wouldn't be surprised if this lawyer is pursuing cases involving strippers in the hopes that he can get some access to some South Florida pussy and cocaine.
Jack in correct that the clubs are indeed mis-classifying dancers as independent contractors and the courts continue to rule as such. But I'm still not convinced that the vast majority of "working" dancers want the system changed.
From a customer standpoint, this would suck. It happens now in a number of clubs in NC and is the reason I don't go to them. No more casual conversation in the back. Everything becomes very mechanical because there is a charge for every song you're with her.
If I was a club owner I would get together with an attorney and come up with a written agreement for all present and future dancers to sign agreeing to their status as independent contractors.
Can't enforce an illegal agreement.
Read Markovitz's account. When he first made the change the dancers got mad and quit but a week latet they were back and making more money than ever.
Like I keep saying. It's win-win for both even if it is illegal.