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Senne v. Baltimore Orioles, Inc. et al
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November 05, 2015
Baltimore Orioles Minor League Docs Fight Shifted To Calif.
A Maryland federal judge on Thursday transferred a motion seeking payroll documents from the Baltimore Orioles to the California court already overseeing the underlying wage-and-hour suit brought by minor league players against Major League Baseball and several of its clubs.
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October 30, 2015
Baltimore Orioles Lone Holdout In Minor League Docs Fight
Minor league players in a wage-and-hour suit against Major League Baseball and several of its clubs told a Maryland federal court on Friday that the Baltimore Orioles are the only remaining team dismissed from the underlying suit still refusing to hand over a sampling of payroll data.
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October 19, 2015
Orioles Fight Minor Leaguers' Docs Bid In Wage Suit
The Baltimore Orioles told a Maryland federal court on Friday that it shouldn't be responsible for producing all of the documents requested by a putative class of minor league baseball players suing Major League Baseball and other teams over alleged wage-and-hour violations, saying that the requests are too broad.