Legal Question in Employment Law in California

In 2008 I filed a claim with the califonia labor board against my former employer that owed me approximately 10,000.went throu the hearing process (My ex-employer was a no show. And I was awarded over 18,000.excution date november 04,2009 State Labor Board filed my claim with the superior Court Of The State Of California.demanding payment with added daily intrest. My ex-employer still refuses to respond .The owner still operates under the same LLC dba with the same exact company name just relocated in another city. From Oakland Ca. to San Jose Ca.Two legal questions are No.1 If they are still in buisness working under exact same name but diffrent location are they still operating under the same corperation. 2nd Question failer to pay upon termination ,then failer to pay upon judgment throu the State Labor Board,And again for a 3rd time fail to pay upon judgement throu the Superior Court Of The State Of California.Would this now mean under labor code 203 (title 8,California Code of regulation,s 13250 "INTENTIONAL WITH EVIL INTENT (yes or no.


Asked on 8/19/10, 7:41 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Terry A. Nelson Nelson & Lawless

No. Your claims and proceedings are over. You have your judgment, go collect it like any other judgment creditor. If you need to hire counsel to do so for you, feel free to contact me.

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Answered on 8/25/10, 10:54 am


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