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Dailey v. Groupon, Inc.
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November 17, 2014
Groupon Cries Foul Over 'Judge-Shopping' In OT Fight
Lawyers for former Groupon Inc. workers pursuing overtime claims engaged in improper "judge-shopping" by filing a separate suit rather than renewing a class certification bid in the same case where they were denied certification without prejudice, Groupon told a Chicago federal court Friday.
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August 27, 2014
Groupon Class Loses Cert. But Gets Another Shot In OT Suit
Sales representatives for Groupon Inc. will have to take another crack at winning class status in a suit accusing the company of cheating them of overtime pay, according to an Illinois federal judge who on Wednesday denied certification but granted the plaintiffs leave to narrow their definition of the class.