Ripp v. Nickel

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• finding it reasonable to infer at notice stage that employees “had personal knowledge of the employment conditions of other [employees] based upon their own observations and experiences during their employment”
• finding it reasonable 7 to infer at notice stage that employees “had personal knowledge of the employment conditions of other [employees] based on their own observations and experiences during their employment”
• granting certification at the notice stage where the plaintiff, as an employee, had personal knowledge of the employment conditions of other putative plaintiffs based “upon [his] own observations and experiences during [his] employment”
• “Plaintiffs need not present evidence in a form admissible at trial at the notice stage.”
• “Although the Court does not require Plaintiffs to present evidence that would meet all of the requirements of Rule 56(e), the Declarations must be based on personal knowledge.”
• “[I]t is reasonable to infer at this stage that [plaintiffs] had personal knowledge of the employment conditions of other Service Coordinators based upon their own observations and experiences during their employment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).