Schultz’s long-time driver and travel agent, Sammy Hebri, formed a company called Capital International Security, Inc. (CIS). Hebri started CIS for the purpose of becoming Schultz’s security contractor. Hebri sent a memo (dated July 24, 2002) to the agents directing them to obtain their own private security business licenses from the VDCJS and individual liability insurance so they could be classified as independent contractors.
Issue: The issue is whether the bodyguards were considered to be employees or independent contractors for the purpose of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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1) Summary.
a. Summarize the relevant facts of the case. What is your opinion on the outcome of this case?
b. THEN, go to: https://caselaw. findlaw. com/us-4th-circuit/1053551.html and respond: What was the actual outcome? Why? Be specific.