· 4/28/1906
Madigan v. Kougarok Mining Co.
Citations
- 3 Alaska 63
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- holding that the court possessed subject matter jurisdiction over a plaintiffs claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act and the Federal Employee Pay Act of unpaid overtime within, but not beyond, the limitations period
- finding that “[t]he court need not decide whether the FLSA is subject to equitable tolling, however, because plaintiff has not pleaded facts that would entitle him to equitable tolling of the statute”
- denying reconsideration “[bjecause plaintiff uses the same facts on which to base his new legal theories, he could have argued these new legal theories at the summary judgment stage”
- “[B]y failing to raise an issue when it is first available to be litigated, a party waives consideration by the court of the issue on reconsideration, even when the party is pro se.”
- “[B]y failing to raise an issue when it is first available to be litigated, a party waives consideration by the court of the issue on reconsideration, even when the party is pro se.” (emphasis added)
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Judges: Moore
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