Rockfish Seafood Grill Servers in Arlington 

You May Be Owed Back Pay

If you worked at Rockfish Seafood Grill in Arlington within the past three years, you may have been underpaid. We are investigating claims that Rockfish did not provide proper tip credit notice and required employees to purchase uniforms or supplies without reimbursement, which can reduce pay below the legal minimum.

This case includes all current and former servers at the Arlington Rockfish, located at 3785 South Cooper Street, Arlington, TX 76015.

What Is a Tip Credit Notice

A tip credit notice is an explanation your employer is required to give you if they plan to pay you less than the federal minimum wage by counting your tips toward that wage. 

The law requires that before using the tip credit, your employer must tell you:

• The amount of cash wage they will pay you per hour
• The amount of the tip credit they will claim toward meeting the federal minimum wage
• That the tip credit will not apply unless you keep all your tips (except for a valid tip pool)
• That the tip credit will not be taken unless the employer has informed you of these rights.

You would normally receive this notice when you were hired, either in writing or verbally. If you are unsure if you received this notice, give us a call and we will investigate.

Who May Qualify

You may be eligible to join this case if you:

• Worked as a server at the Arlington Rockfish Seafood Grill within the last three years
• Did not receive a proper tip credit notice
• Were required to purchase uniforms, jackets, server books, or pens for work without reimbursement.

How to Join the Rockfish Seafood Grill Wage Case

Complete the confidential form on this page with your work history and contact details. Our legal team will review your information to determine eligibility. If you qualify, we will contact you with the next steps and send you the documents to join the case.