Leser v. McGranery

How courts have described this case

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• observing that the Connecticut statute “provides wage . . . guarantees similar to the FLSA”
• noting “the evidence that potential class members failed to join the FLSA class action because they feared reprisal”
• noting that court had earlier found it appropriate to exercise supplemental jurisdiction over members of Rule 23 class who had not opted into FLSA class, because their claims arose from same employment relationship that gave rise to FLSA claims
• explaining that the CMWA “provides wage and overtime guarantees similar to the FLSA”
• explaining that the CMWA “provides wage and overtime guarantees similar to the FLSA”
• finding numerosity with 281 potential class members and only twenty-two opt-ins

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).