Springate v. Weighmasters Murphy, Inc. Money Purchase Pension Plan

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “courts in this jurisdiction have granted both three and six year notice periods, depending upon the facts of the particular case”
• noting that “‘courts in this Circuit regularly rely on [hearsay] evidence to determine the propriety of sending a collective action notice’”
• noting that “‘courts in this Circuit regularly rely on [hearsay] evidence to determine the propriety of sending a collective action notice’”
• finding that declarations of two plaintiffs, combined with testimony of managers and timesheets, were sufficient to infer common practice at defendants’ gas stations in two boroughs
• explaining that when plaintiffs seek conditional certification that includes employees at locations beyond plaintiffs’ own job site, courts consider “whether the locations share common ownership or management’
• denying statewide collective certification where there was “no evidence of any untoward activity outside” the two territories in New York City the court did certify

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).