Bishop v. Petro-Chemical Transport, LLC

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• reasoning that the “[p]laintiff’s declaration is entirely deficient in the similarity of the truck drivers” and “does not state any facts as to other potential class members similarly situated as him”
• “During this ‘second stage’ 7 analysis, a court reviews several factors, including: ‘(1) disparate factual and employment settings 8 of the individual plaintiffs; (2) the various defenses available to defendant which appear to be 9 individual to each plaintiff; (3

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