The recent US Supreme Court decision in Campbell-Ewald Co. v. Gomez, No. 14-587 (Jan. 20, 2016) resolved a split in holding that an unaccepted Rule 68 offer of judgment
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Supreme Court Speaks To the Ability of Defendants To Use Rule 68 Offers To Moot Class Actions
I have myself successfully utilized the Offer of Judgment procedure in FLSA cases and often blogged about these so-called “pick off” actions. Now the Supreme Court has weighed in. The…
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Supreme Court Gives Offer Of Judgment “Offensive” Defense Big Boost
I have posted several times about the offensive use of the FRCP Rule 68 Offer of Judgment in FLSA collective overtime (or other) actions, have myself utilized it to dispose…
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Offer of Judgment Strategy in Defending FLSA Cases Takes A Beating!
Two years ago, I made an Offer of Judgment in a collective action FLSA case where the named plaintiff refused the Offer, which then allowed me to make a motion…
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The Offer Of Judgment: Sometimes The Magic Works, Sometimes It Doesn’t
In yet another case involving Assistant Managers, the named plaintiff in a exemption misclassification case has moved for conditional certification, after successfully defeating the defendant-employer’s Rule 68/Offer of Judgment strategy.
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