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4th Circuit: Court vacates class definition in overtime suit
Where the class certified by the District Court in an overtime suit had only one parameter — that class members must have worked for the company as a shift manager […]
Equitable distribution order remanded for necessary party
While the service of process to a husband in an equitable distribution case was proper, the trial court’s order was null and void due to the absence of a necessary […]
4th Circuit: Court may consider video at motion to dismiss stage
In a case of first impression, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held that a District Court can consider a video submitted at the motion to dismiss stage when […]
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