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Kia Davidson v. O Reilly Auto Enterprises, LLC et al
Case Number:
5:17-cv-00603
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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June 27, 2018
Auto Parts Co., Worker Can't Push Back Trial In Wage Row
A California federal judge ruled Tuesday that O'Reilly Auto Enterprises LLC and a delivery driver cannot push back by three months an upcoming trial in a wage-and-hour suit alleging the auto parts retailer failed to give workers rest breaks, timely wages or accurate payroll records.
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June 05, 2018
Auto Co. Worker Can't Carry PAGA Wage Claim Solo: Judge
A California federal judge on Tuesday granted O'Reilly Auto Enterprises LLC's bid for partial summary judgment on an employee's Private Attorneys General Act claim, finding her proposed wage-and-hour class action suit did not offer any evidence that O'Reilly violated state labor codes with respect to other workers.
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May 08, 2018
O'Reilly Says 'Forum Shopping' Wage Suit Needs A Trim
O’Reilly Auto Enterprises LLC asked a California federal judge for partial summary judgment that would invalidate a representative Private Attorneys General Act claim, arguing that the employee bringing the wage-and-hour suit has not conducted the requisite groupwide discovery and accusing her counsel of “blatant forum shopping.”