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The episode discusses Jeremy Hartwell's lawsuit against Netflix regarding unpaid wages and the implications for reality TV star compensation.

Legal team, on the docket this week we’re starting off our Love Is Blind series strong with Jeremy Hartwell’s lawsuit against Netflix over unpaid wages. Even though they have reached a $1.4 million settlement, we still think this case is worth diving into, as it provides insight into how reality TV stars are compensated. We discuss Jeremy’s complaints and allegations against the network, how class action lawsuits work and who benefits, and the differences and advantages of hiring independent contractors vs. employees. Next week we’ll be discussing another Love Is Blind lawsuit! What’s on the docket? What is Love Is Blind Love is Blind rules about asking about looks Magic Castle anecdote from Cesie Cesie and Angela’s personal thoughts on the show Jeremy Hartwell's labor exploitation and misclassification lawsuit How class action lawsuits work and who  benefits Jeremy Hartwell’s allegations against the network What are liquidated damages and why are they put in contracts Background check requirements for Love Is Blind cast Provisions in the contract that they’re opposing in this complaint National Labor Relations Board complaint against Love is Blind&nbsp…

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