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Sutherland v. Ernst & Young LLP
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1:10-cv-03332
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May 25, 2012
E&Y Wants 2nd Circ. To Halt Cert. Bid In Class Waiver Case
Ernst & Young LLP asked the Second Circuit on Wednesday to freeze a pending wage-and-hour class action against it as it appeals a judge's decision denying individual arbitration in the case, arguing that it would face exponentially higher legal costs if class certification were allowed to proceed.
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January 17, 2012
E&Y Denied Another Bid To Quash OT Action
A federal judge on Tuesday shot down accounting giant Ernst & Young LLP's request that she reconsider her decision not to dismiss a proposed class action accusing the company of misclassifying accountants and denying them overtime.
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April 25, 2011
Ernst & Young OT Action Should Stay In NY: Judge
A magistrate judge recommended Monday against allowing Ernst & Young LLP to merge a New York class action accusing the auditing firm of denying accountants overtime with three similar suits pending in California.
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March 03, 2011
Ex-E&Y Employee Can Bring OT Action, Judge Says
A class action accusing Ernst & Young LLP of denying its accountants overtime can go forward even though the accountants signed away their right to bring class claims, a federal judge in New York ruled Thursday.