Justin Timberlake's Restaurant Targeted in Lawsuit
Nov. 14 2008, Published 12:00 p.m. ET
Like many other celebs who've dipped their toes into the restaurant biz, Justin Timberlake may end up regretting he ever opened his NYC eatery, Southern Hospitality. The BBQ joint in Manhattan is now the target of a lawsuit filed Friday on behalf of 50 former employees.
According to the suit, the "SexyBack" singer and his partners in Southern Hospitality were less than hospitable to their employees, who claim that they were cheated out of tips, paid below minimum wage, and not paid for overtime work.
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