Rodriguez Ex Rel. Rodriguez v. Berrybrook Farms, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that geographical dispersion, poverty, lack of sophistication, and reluctance to sue individually contribute to the finding that joinder is impracticable
• finding that the plaintiffs met the requirement for defining a class because the definition specified a group of agricultural laborers “during a specific time frame and at a specific location who were harmed in a specific way ----”
• finding that the plaintiffs met the requirement for defining a class because the definition specified a group of agricultural laborers “during a specific time frame and at a specific location who were harmed in a specific way, ...”
• the court may make a commonsense judgment in favor of nu-merosity based on the number of outstanding shares

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).