Hagan v. Mason-Hanger Construction Co.

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• finding that the requested contact information, including date of birth and the last four digits of the social security number, “may prove necessary” and ordering its production
• finding that the requested contact information, including date of birth and the last four digits of the social security number, “may prove necessary” and ordering its production
• distinguishing cases in which plaintiffs allege the unlawfulness of written policy from cases in which plaintiffs allege that uncodified practices or conduct violate the law
• approving notice for three 8 years prior to the date of the court's order conditionally certifying FLSA collective action
• “[S]ending a reminder letter, via mail and email, at approximately the 30-day point is reasonable.”
• “Courts have frequently required the dissemination of notice in several forms to ensure that potential plaintiffs receive notice in a timely and efficient manner.”

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