Wellman v. Grand Isle Shipyard, Inc.

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Wellman v. Grand Isle Shipyard, Inc.

Plaintiff:	Dean Wellman
Defendant:	Grand Isle Shipyard, Inc.
Case Number:	2:2014cv00831
Filed:	April 10, 2014
Court:	US District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana
Office:	New Orleans Office
County:	Orleans
Presiding Judge:	Lance M Africk
Presiding Judge:	Sally Shushan
Nature of Suit:	Fair Labor Standards Act
Cause of Action:	29 U.S.C. § 201
Jury Demanded By:	None

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Date Filed	Document Text
May 8, 2015	Filing 70 ORDER AND REASONS granting in part, denying in part 48 MOTION for Summary Judgment; All claims against GIS by Aaron Matte in this matter are DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE. Signed by Judge Lance M Africk on 5/6/2015.(blg)
November 7, 2014	Filing 25 ORDER AND REASONS re 21 MOTION Conditional Certification. ORDERED that the motion is GRANTED IN PART, as set forth herein, and that the matter is conditionally certified as a collective action. FURTHER ORDERED that defendant's objection s to plaintiff's proposed notice are DISMISSED WITHOUT PREJUDICE. FURTHER ORDERED that counsel for both parties are to meet and confer regarding the proposed notice and consent form no later than 11/14/2014. FURTHER ORDERED that the parties must jointly file a proposed notice and consent form no later than 11/21/2014, at 3:00 PM. FURTHER ORDERED that a Telephone Status Conference is set for 11/17/2014 03:00 PM before Judge Lance M Africk. Signed by Judge Lance M Africk on 11/7/2014.(blg)

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May 8, 2015

Filing 70 ORDER AND REASONS granting in part, denying in part 48 MOTION for Summary Judgment; All claims against GIS by Aaron Matte in this matter are DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE. Signed by Judge Lance M Africk on 5/6/2015.(blg)

November 7, 2014

Filing 25 ORDER AND REASONS re 21 MOTION Conditional Certification. ORDERED that the motion is GRANTED IN PART, as set forth herein, and that the matter is conditionally certified as a collective action. FURTHER ORDERED that defendant's objection s to plaintiff's proposed notice are DISMISSED WITHOUT PREJUDICE. FURTHER ORDERED that counsel for both parties are to meet and confer regarding the proposed notice and consent form no later than 11/14/2014. FURTHER ORDERED that the parties must jointly file a proposed notice and consent form no later than 11/21/2014, at 3:00 PM. FURTHER ORDERED that a Telephone Status Conference is set for 11/17/2014 03:00 PM before Judge Lance M Africk. Signed by Judge Lance M Africk on 11/7/2014.(blg)

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Plaintiff: Dean Wellman
Represented By:	Derrick Glenn Earles
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