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Court Certifies Class of Rite Aid Store Managers Under Rule 23
A former Rite Aid store manager filed a complaint in the Southern District of New York alleging that Rite Aid failed to pay its store managers overtime in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act (the “FLSA”) and the New … Continue reading
California Appeals Court Reverses Its Previous Denial of Class Certification in Light of Brinker Decision
Plaintiffs brought a class action on behalf of approximately 4,000 current and former employees of Boyd & Associates, Inc. which provides security guard services. Plaintiffs alleged that Boyd denied off-duty meal breaks and off-duty rest breaks and did not include … Continue reading
Fisherman Catch Pacific Seafood Group in Antitrust Suit
On January 31, 2012, an Oregon federal judge certified a class of commercial fishing vessels owners and fishermen who delivered whiting, groundfish, or shrimp to seafood processors from Ft. Bragg to the Canadian border. The court denied the motion to … Continue reading
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