which allows her to stay here and also work here until all of this is resolved. the nanny worked for the family for about eight months, apparently according to her lawyer, she was working long hours, she was being well underpaid, just $3 an hour, compared to the minimum wage of $9. 75. some critics have called this a labor dispute, but the nanny's lawyer says it is much more than that. >> the allegations are that the doctor lied to the federal government in order to obtain an a-3-b visa to bring her worker here with no intention of paying the required wages for the hours she requested. so it's more than just a labor dispute. and again, the power dynamic intrinsic in all of these cases makes these situations more than walking up to your boss at work and saying, you know, i wasn't paid for that extra hour of work. our clients who work as domestic