finding defendant's course of conduct in not paying overtime main issue and that individuality of workers' damages does not defeat class certification
Summary of this case from Thomas v. Meyers Assocs., L.P.No. 601973/04.
July 3, 2007.
Actions — Class Actions. Civil Practice Law and Rules — § 901 (Prerequisites to class action).
finding defendant's course of conduct in not paying overtime main issue and that individuality of workers' damages does not defeat class certification
Summary of this case from Thomas v. Meyers Assocs., L.P.finding defendant's course of conduct in not paying overtime main issue, and that individuality of workers' damages does not defeat class certification
Summary of this case from Thomas v. Meyers Assocs., L.P.Full title:Benedetto Lamarca, Dolores Guiddy, and Stephen Tedesco, Individually, and…
Court:Supreme Court of the State of New York, New York County
Date published: Jul 3, 2007
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