Pray v. Long Island Bone & Joint, LLP
| Dorothea B. Pray, on behalf of herself and all others similarly-situated |
| Long Island Bone & Joint, LLP and Michael Fracchia, M.D., in his individual and professional capacities |
| 16-3485 |
| October 14, 2016 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit |
| LABOR LAWS-Fair Labor Standard |
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| Plaintiff - appellee: Dorothea B. Pray, on behalf of herself and all others similarly-situated | |
| Represented By: | Alexander Todd Coleman |
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| Defendant - appellant: Long Island Bone & Joint, LLP | |
| Represented By: | Jessica M. Seyer |
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| Defendant - appellant: Michael Fracchia, M.D., in his individual and professional capacities | |
| Represented By: | Jessica M. Seyer |
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