Cleveland v. Groceryworks.com, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• noting that, while not 25 always the case, “liability under the UCL is generally derivative of liability under another 26 statutory violation”
• finding “personal 10 knowledge and competence to testify are often inferable from the facts stated in the affidavit”
• describing the California standard and the FLSA standard for determining when work 14 by an employee is compensable as “equivalent”
• declining to strike entire affidavit based on small deviations 5 from deposition testimony
• “Personal knowledge 17 means a present recollection of an impression derived from the exercise of the witness’s own 18 senses.”
• “Private rights of action for civil penalties under the Labor Code generally 2 arise under the California Private Attorney General Act, not under the Labor Code directly.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).