Judge Grants Default Judgment Against Courtney Jordan Foundation Over Unpaid Wages
A judge granted a default judgment against the Courtney Jordan Foundation in Durham in a lawsuit filed by former employees alleging unpaid wages.
Raleigh Durham, NC, September 30, 2026 —
In Durham, a judge has granted a default judgment against the Courtney Jordan Foundation. This legal action stems from a lawsuit initiated by former employees of the foundation.
The former employees filed suit alleging that they were not paid wages owed to them. Details regarding the specific number of former employees involved, the exact amounts of unpaid wages claimed, or the timeline of their employment were not provided in the available information.
A default judgment is a ruling made by a court in favor of the plaintiff when the defendant has failed to appear in court or respond to a lawsuit. In this case, the Courtney Jordan Foundation did not respond to the legal action filed by its former staff. The specific date on which the judge granted the default judgment was not specified.
The legal proceedings in Durham focused on allegations of unpaid wages, a matter that directly impacts employment rights. The outcome of this default judgment signifies a legal decision in favor of the plaintiffs based on the foundation’s failure to contest the claims. Further details about the resolution of the claims or any subsequent actions are pending or were not made public.
Story summarized from the original created by Diane Wilson on abc11.com, see more information here.
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