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Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures Inc.
Case Number:
13-4481
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Nature of Suit:
3710 LABOR LAWS-Fair Labor Standard
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- American Council on Education
- Communications Workers of America
- Fox Corp.
- National Employment Law Project
- National Employment Lawyers Association
- United Food & Commercial Workers International Union
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- Writers Guild of America East
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March 01, 2016
2nd Circ Rejects Intern Rehearing Bid In Fox Class Action
The Second Circuit on Monday declined a bid by interns at Fox Searchlight to reconsider its decision to toss out the standards they said should be used to determine if they should have been paid as employees.
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July 14, 2014
Fox Says Interns Not Workers Under Primary Beneficiary Test
Interns should not be covered by federal wage requirements unless the employer primarily benefits from the relationship, Fox Entertainment Group Inc. told the Second Circuit on Friday in a wage suit brought against the company by former unpaid interns.
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February 20, 2014
2nd Circ. Won't Stay Class Notice In Fox Intern Wage Suit
The Second Circuit denied Fox Entertainment Group Inc.'s bid Wednesday to block notices apprising former unpaid interns of a pending wage suit from going out while the appeals court resolves Fox's challenge to a June decision that granted class and collective action certification.
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January 17, 2014
Delaying Intern Class Notice Is 'Common Sense,' Fox Says
Fox Entertainment Group Inc. insisted Thursday that notice apprising former unpaid interns of a pending wage suit shouldn't go out until the Second Circuit resolves Fox's interlocutory challenge to class certification, arguing that putting off class notice is backed by "common sense."
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January 08, 2014
Interns Fight Fox Bid To Block Wage Class Action Alert
The Second Circuit should reject Fox Entertainment Group Inc.'s bid to block notice of a wage class action from going out to former unpaid interns because Fox hasn't made a "strong showing" that its pending challenge to class certification will succeed, the plaintiffs said Monday.