Neary v. Metropolitan Property & Casualty Insurance

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• where the proposed class involves multiple states’ wage and hour statutes, each with potential novelties, such claims would substantially predominate over the FLSA claims
• “Plaintiff and other putative class members remain free to pursue class claims for violation of their respective state’s wage and hour laws in their respective state courts.”

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