Kock v. Slatter

How courts have described this case

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• “During the conditional certification phase, a court does not generally consider the merits of the claims, resolve factual disputes, or evaluate credibility.”
• the principle of retroactivity of judicial decisions compels the conclusion that the Final Rule became effective as of January 1, 2015
• “Practically speaking, adoption of the legal fiction that a former judicial decision was never really the law in the first place is precisely what the Harper rule requires.”
• “Most District Judges in this circuit have concluded that it is improper to equitably toll the claims of potential opt-in plaintiffs who are not yet before the court.”
• “[T]he Supreme Court has expressly rejected the reliance rationale . . . .”
• “Unlike Rule 23 class actions, the filing of an FLSA complaint does not toll the statute of limitations. Instead, the statute of limitations continues to run on each plaintiff’s claim until the plaintiff files her or her consent to opt into the action.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).