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Senne v. Chicago White Sox, Ltd
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September 29, 2015
White Sox Say Indians Ruling Doesn't Affect Doc Fight
The Chicago White Sox on Monday told an Illinois federal court that minor league players seeking documents from the team, which was dismissed from their wage-and-hour suit, are wrongly citing a favorable ruling on the same issue against the Cleveland Indians in an attempt to drag the White Sox back into the case.
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September 28, 2015
Minor Leaguers Point To Indians Win In White Sox Doc Fight
Minor league players in a wage-and-hour suit against Major League Baseball on Monday again told an Illinois federal court that the Chicago White Sox franchise, which was dismissed from the suit, must still hand over requested documents, pointing to a favorable decision against another dismissed team, the Cleveland Indians, on the same issue.
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August 28, 2015
White Sox Blast Document Requests In Minor Leaguers' Suit
The Chicago White Sox in a response filed on Friday in Illinois federal court blasted document requests from a group of minor league baseball players, saying that the requests are too broad given that the team was tossed from an underlying putative wage-and-hour class action against Major League Baseball and several teams.