Raul Leos v. Federal Express Corporation
Plaintiff: Raul Leos
Defendant: Federal Express Corporation and Does
Case Number: 2:2014cv02864
Filed: April 14, 2014
Court: US District Court for the Central District of California
Presiding Judge: Alicia G. Rosenberg
Presiding Judge: Otis D. Wright
Nature of Suit: Civil Rights: Jobs

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November 13, 2014 Opinion or Order Filing 40 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE RE. SETTLEMENT by Judge Otis D. Wright, II: In light of the Notice of Settlement (ECF No. 39), the Court hereby ORDERS the parties TO SHOW CAUSE, in writing no later than Monday, December 15, 2014, why a Motion for Preliminary Approval of Class Action Settlement has not been filed. This Order will be discharged when the motion is filed. All other dates and deadlines in this action are VACATED and taken off calendar. (lc)
November 3, 2014 Opinion or Order Filing 38 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE RE. CLASS CERTIFICATION AND SETTLEMENT by Judge Otis D. Wright, II: A motion for class certification has not been filed. The Court was informed a few weeks ago that a settlement has been reached, but a Notice of Settlement was not filed nor has a request for an extension of time to move for class certification.1 Accordingly, the Court ORDERS the parties TO SHOW CAUSE, in writing, no later than Monday, November 17, 2014, why the parties have not moved for preliminary approval of a class settlement. No hearing will be held. This Order will be discharged upon the filing of an appropriate response, which may include a motion seeking preliminary approval of the settlement. (lc)
June 10, 2014 Opinion or Order Filing 27 ORDER DENYING MOTION TO REMAND 19 by Judge Otis D. Wright, II: The Court finds that FedEx has established by a preponderance of the evidence that the amount in controversy exceeds $5 million. The Court therefore has CAFA class-action jurisdict ion over Leos's action and thus DENIES his Motion to Remand. (ECF No. 19.) Further, because the Court finds that FedEx has met its evidentiary burden, it declines to stay the proceedings pending the outcome of Dart Cherokee Basin Operating Co. v. Owens, 134 S. Ct. 1788 (2014). (lc). Modified on 6/10/2014 .(lc).
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Defendant: Federal Express Corporation
Represented By: Christopher J Yost
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Plaintiff: Raul Leos
Represented By: John M Morris
Represented By: Brett S Markson
Represented By: Brad S Kane
Represented By: Jon D Henderson
Represented By: Thomas Walker Falvey
Represented By: Michael Hagop Boyamian
Represented By: Timothy A Pico
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