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Appeal | Filed: May 01, 2024 | Entered: May 01, 2024 DriverDo, LLC v. Social Auto Transport, Inc.
Patent | Virginia Eastern
USCA Case Number
US COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT, Case Number 24-1764 for 36 Notice of Appeal filed by DriverDo, LLC. (Lgar, )
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Utility | Filed: May 01, 2024 | Entered: May 01, 2024 Rock et al v. DriverDo LLC
Labor: Fair Standards | Connecticut
Set Deadlines/Hearings
Set Deadlines: Status Report due by 8/5/2024 (Samson, J)
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Order | Filed: April 30, 2024 | Entered: April 30, 2024 Rock et al v. DriverDo LLC
Labor: Fair Standards | Connecticut
Scheduling Order
SCHEDULING ORDER re 14 Rule 26(f) Report: The Court enters the following deadlines tailored to the circumstances of this case:
1. Initial Disclosures. By 6/28/2024, the parties must serve on each other (but not file) initial disclosures and the documents set forth in Paragraphs 2 and 3.
2. Plaintiff's Disclosures. Each Plaintiff shall disclose:
a. The documents in Plaintiff's possession, custody, or control that pertain to the unpaid wages claimed in the Complaint.
b. A written submission that includes: (1) A description of the period of time Plaintiff worked for Defendant; (2) Plaintiff's job title, description of job duties, and name of immediate supervisor; (3) An accounting of Plaintiff's claim, including dates, regular hours worked, over-time hours worked, pay received versus pay claimed, and tips or other compensation; (4) Whether Plaintiff is entitled to a prevailing wage, and if so, the rate; and (5) The nature of the claim (e.g., failed to pay any wages, failed to pay minimum wage, failed to pay overtime, required off-the-clock work, failed to pay tips).
c. If Plaintiff has brought a collective action, a written description of the class of employees that Plaintiff seeks to include in this action, and a brief description of the commonalities between Plaintiff and the proposed opt-ins. Plaintiff must also indicate whether an opt-in notice has been filed for every potential opt-in plaintiff who has identified himself or herself as a person who wishes to join this action.
d. A written description of all attorney's fees and costs incurred to date. With respect to attorney's fees, Plaintiff must provide the hourly rate(s) sought and the number of hours expended by each person who has billed time to this case.
3. Defendant's Disclosures. Each Defendant shall disclose:
a. The time sheets or other time records and payroll records in Defendant's possession, custody, or control that pertain to work Plaintiff performed during the period for which Plaintiff claims unpaid wages.
b. Any written statement of policy, workplace rules, or handbook setting out the policies and practices on compensating workers performing the relevant type of work.
c. If the personal liability of any individual Defendant is disputed (e.g., Defendant was not an owner or manager), documentary evidence to support this position.
d. If Defendant contends that its finances should be considered in evaluating its settlement position, financial documentation to Plaintiff's counsel, and that documentation must be treated as confidential.
3. Early Settlement Discussions. By 07/29/2024, after the exchange of the documents and information required in Paragraphs 2 and 3, counsel for the Plaintiff and each Defendant must meet and confer in person, by video or by phone in a good-faith effort to settle all pending issues, including attorney's fees and costs. The parties, including a representative of each corporate party with full authority, must, at a minimum, be available by phone during the conference to consider and approve any settlement.
4. Status Report Regarding Settlement. By 08/05/2024 (i.e., within 7 days after the conference described in Paragraph 3), counsel shall file a Joint Status Report Regarding Settlement that notifies the Court whether the parties have reached an agreement in principle to settle the case and will be submitting that agreement to the Court for review and approval.
05. Settlement Conference if No Private Settlement. If the parties were unable to settle the matter on their own, the parties may be referred to a settlement conference before a Magistrate Judge.
6. Stay of Discovery. Until the parties file the Joint Status Report Regarding Settlement, all discovery is STAYED, except as provided in this Order.
Signed by Judge Vernon D. Oliver on 4/30/2024.(Dao, J)
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