Overview
- Former guard Jonathan Monroe asked a Los Angeles court to enter judgment for $849,747.94, citing unpaid wages and labor violations.
- Court documents itemize $7,725 in unpaid overtime, $37,620 in lost wages, $500,000 in lost earnings, and $100,000 each for emotional distress and punitive damages.
- Monroe says he worked full time in 2021, was misclassified as a contractor, and was let go after complaints about not being paid.
- Case records list hearings tied to a default-judgment issue, including an order to show cause on a dismissed and resubmitted application.
- A separate jury award granted ex-employee Tony Saxon $140,000 in March, while a UK entry ban on West helped trigger Wireless Festival’s cancellation after sponsors withdrew.