Airlines Reporting Corp. v. Sarrion Travel, Inc.

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• denying reconsideration in FLSA case, inter alia, because parties “may not use a motion for reconsideration to raise new arguments for the first time when they were free to raise them during the original briefing” (quotations omitted)
• noting upon motion for reconsideration of summary judgment ruling that “to the extent the [plaintiffs attempt to rely on Woods and Victoria ..., the [c]ourt notes that both of these cases are from another jurisdiction and are not controlling decisions requiring reconsideration”
• “Plaintiffs may not use a motion for reconsideration to raise new arguments for the first time when they were free to raise them during the original briefing.” (alteration and citation omitted)
• “A cause of action under the Fair Labor Standards Act ... accrues when the employer fails to pay the required compensation for any workweek at the regular pay day for the period in which the workweek ends.” (citation omitted)
• plaintiff's signed declaration constituted valid written consent to commence a collective action when plaintiff identified himself as the named plaintiff in the action and the caption indicated that plaintiff brought the action \on behalf of himself and other employees similarly situated.\
• granting summary judgment to employer on waiver argument

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