silent" during negotiations and reneged on its promises to pay defense costs in the suit, a Tex-Mex restaurant chain told a Kansas federal court. Kansas-based Jose Pepper's Restaurants LLC and its chief operating officer Edward Gieselman said in an amended complaint Nov. 24 that they relied on Zurich's promises to defend the collective action brought by one of the restaurant's servers, Kira Florece, who alleged that the restaurant violated the Fair Labor Standards Act by failing to adequately pay minimum wage and overtime. . . .
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