Martin v. Spring Break '83 Productions, L.L.C.

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• holding that the third element is not satisfied when the defendant merely stated that he would ensure employees were compensated and there was evidence that a third party handled the employees’ payroll
• determining that parties can settle FLSA claims without Court approval where there is a bona fide dispute as to liability
• finding that a reasonableness review or public filing of an FLSA settlement is not necessary in all cases
• finding that a reasonableness review or public filing of an FLSA settlement is not necessary in all cases
• enforcing a settlement of bona fide FLSA disputes over hours worked or wages owed without judicial or Department of Labor approval
• enforcing the settlement of bona fide FLSA disputes over hours worked or wages owed without judicial or Department of Labor approval

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