Webster v. Edge Fitness LLC
Docket No: CAM-L-000246-26 (Sup. Ct. Law Div. Camden Cty., NJ)
Counsel: Manali Arora, Matthew Miller
On January 22, 2026, Personal Trainer Lakisia Webster (“Plaintiff”) filed a Class Action Lawsuit alleging Edge Fitness failed to pay her and other hourly employees overtime wages when they worked over 40 hours in a week in violation of federal and state law. Plaintiff seeks to recover all overtime wages owed plus additional damages available under federal and state law. For example, Plaintiff seeks to recover double her owed overtime wages under federal law.
If, during the last 3 years, you worked for Edge Fitness as a Personal Trainer or in any other hourly position and did not receive overtime wages when you worked over 40 hours, you are eligible to join the FLSA collective action. For example, if you earned $20/hour and worked 50 hours during a week, you would be owed $30/hour for the 10 overtime hours ($20 * 1.5 = $30). If you received only $20/hour for overtime instead of $30/hour, you would be owed $10 for each overtime hour or $100 hours for this hypothetical workweek ($10 * 10 overtime hours). Under federal law, you could recover an additional $100 in liquidated damages for this week ($200 total for this week). To join the case, you can complete and submit the consent form below or clicking the following link:
If you have any questions about the case, including about your eligibility to join, please contact the firm and ask to speak to Manali Arora or Matt Miller, the attorneys handling this matte. The firm’s telephone number is 856-685-7420. Attorney Arora’s email address is marora@swartz-legal.com.
The Court has not yet made any determinations regarding the merits of the case or whether the case will be certified as a collective action. However, the FLSA’s statute of limitations (i.e., the amount of time that may pass before you lose the ability to sue to recover unpaid overtime wages) will continue to run until you file a Consent Form with the Court or file your own case. Hence, if you have worked for Edge Fitness within the last 3 years and wish to protect your rights pending the Court’s decision on certification, you may sign and submit the Consent Form below, and the form will be filed with the Court.
Swartz Swidler, LLC has taken this case on a contingency fee. It may be entitled to receive attorney’s fees and costs from Edge Fitness should there be a recovery or judgment in favor of the Plaintiff. If there is a recovery, Swartz Swidler will receive a part of any settlement obtained or money judgment entered in favor of all members of the collective and/or class or their fees will be paid separately by Edge Fitness. If there is no recovery or judgment in Plaintiff’s favor, Swartz Swidler, LLC will not seek any attorney’s fees or costs from any of the individuals who join the case.
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