Richard Tominsky v. Town of Ogunquit et al.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the court-authorized notice may not be on judicial letterhead or signed by a judicial officer
• holding that the court-authorized notice may not be on judicial letterhead or signed by a judicial officer
• holding that the district court’s power to regulate notice does not include the power to forbid sending notice al- together
• holding that the district court’s power to regulate notice does not include the power to forbid sending notice al- together
• observing that, in a valid collection action, “forbid[ding] the sending of notice altogether” would be an abuse of discretion
• discussing due process concerns present in Rule 23 class action that are not present in FLSA collective actions

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).