Margulies et al v. Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation Dist. of Oregon
| Christopher Day, Allen Margulies and John Olsen |
| Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation Dist. of Oregon |
| 3:2013cv00475 |
| March 20, 2013 |
| US District Court for the District of Oregon |
| Portland (3) Office |
| Paul Papak |
| Labor: Fair Standards |
| 29 U.S.C. ยง 201 Fair Labor Standards Act - Denial of Overtime Compensation |
| Both |
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AMENDED OPINION & ORDER: TriMet's Motion for Partial Summary Judgment as to All State Law Claims 146 is Denied in Part as it applies to Split-Shift Travel Time, Pre-Departure Time, Meeting Time, and Medical Examination Time related to compulsory examinations during the workday. TriMet's Motion is Granted in Part as it applies to Start-End Travel Time, Routinely Late Time, and the licensing and certification aspect of Medical Examination Time. TriMet's Motion for Pa rtial Summmy Judgment as to MAX Operators' FLSA Claims 153 is Denied in Part as it applies to Split-Shift Travel Time, Pre-Departure Time, the category of Meeting Time related to payroll corrections, and Medical Examination Time related to compulsory examinations during the workday. TriMet's Motion is Granted in Part as it applies to Start-End Travel Time, Routinely Late Time, the categories of Meeting Time related to travel and waiting, and the licensing and certification aspect of Medical Examination Time. Finally, TriMet's Motion to Strike 189 is Denied as Moot. Signed on 7/2/15 by Magistrate Judge Paul Papak. (gm)
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OPINION and ORDER - TriMet's Motion for Partial Summary Judgment as to All State Law Claims 146 is denied in part as it applies to Split-Shift Travel Time, Pre-Departure Time, Meeting Time, and Medical Examination Time related to comp ulsory examinations during the workday. TriMet's Motion is granted in part as it applies to Start-End Travel Time, Routinely Late Time, and the licensing and certification aspect of Medical Examination Time. TriMet's Motion for Partial Sum mary Judgment as to MAX Operators' FLSA Claims 153 is denied in part as it applies to Split-Shift Travel Time, Pre-Departure Time, the category of Meeting Time related to payroll corrections, and Medical Examination Time related to compuls ory examinations during the workday. TriMet's Motion is granted in part as it applies toStart-End Travel Time, Routinely Late Time, the categories of Meeting Time related to travel and waiting, and the licensing and certification aspect of Medical Examination Time. Finally, TriMet's Motion to Strike 189 is denied as moot. Signed on 6/30/2015 by Magistrate Judge Paul Papak. (mja)
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OPINION & ORDER: TriMet's Motion for Partial Summary Judgment 120 is Granted in Part and Denied in Part. The sixty-five plaintiffs, including Margulies, who ceased working as a bus or train operator prior to June 22, 2012, failed to provide timely notice under the OTCA and, thus, summary judgment on those plaintiffs' state-law claims is Granted in favor of TriMet. The remaining twenty-eight plaintiffs identified in TriMet's motion provided timely notice and, thus, summary judgment on those plaintiffs' state-law claims is Denied. Signed on 9/8/14 by Magistrate Judge Paul Papak. (gm)
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