In November we reported on Wigdor v SoulCycle, which had been filed in New York Supreme Court, New York County. In that action a well-known plaintiff’s attorney, Douglas Wigdor, alleged that SoulCycle retaliated against him by banning him from the Company’s establishments because Wigdor had filed a putative wage and hour class action against SoulCycle.
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