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Rice v. Walbridge Aldinger LLC
Case Number:
2:22-cv-11790
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Multi Party Litigation:
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Firms
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August 25, 2025
Construction Co. Can't Narrow Discovery In OT Dispute
A Michigan federal court on Monday refused to reconsider its decision allowing a worker to conduct classwide discovery in his overtime suit against a construction company, saying that the company could have pointed to a ruling in a similar case earlier.
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October 10, 2024
Construction Co. Pushes To Narrow Discovery In OT Fight
A construction company urged a Michigan federal judge to rethink his decision greenlighting a worker's bid to engage in classwide discovery in his unpaid overtime suit, saying the decision conflicts with a discovery order in a similar case against the company.
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December 20, 2023
Employer Calls Discovery Ask A 'Fishing Expedition'
An industrial contractor urged a Michigan federal judge to deny a worker's attempt to engage in classwide discovery in an unpaid overtime lawsuit, calling the request a "fishing expedition" to find support for a collective action that should really be a single-plaintiff lawsuit.
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June 14, 2023
FLSA Collective Cert. Doomed By Reworked 6th Circ. Rules
A Michigan federal judge denied a motion for conditional certification in a former security employee's unpaid overtime lawsuit against an industrial contractor, after the Sixth Circuit tightened the standard courts should use in considering class certification bids.