Giron v. Auto Perfection Group Inc.
- Vincent Briccetti
- 7:19-cv-05922
- U.S. District Court · Southern District of New York
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In Giron v. Auto Perfection Group, Judge Briccetti required FLSA settlement approval and postponed service and other deadlines.
Mario Giron, Auto Perfection Group Inc., and Daniel Maya; the parties were required to submit their settlement agreement for court approval, and the plaintiff’s service deadline and other deadlines were postponed.
What happened
Giron v. Auto Perfection Group Inc. is a Fair Labor Standards Act case involving Mario Giron, Auto Perfection Group Inc., and Daniel Maya. The court was told that the parties had settled.
The court ordered the parties to submit their settlement agreement by December 16, 2019, so the court could review and approve it. The court also postponed Mario Giron’s deadline to file proof that Maya had been served with the lawsuit, along with all other deadlines, without setting a new date.
Judge Vincent L. Briccetti issued the order on November 14, 2019. The order required submission of the settlement for approval but did not itself approve the settlement.
The detailed version
- Giron v. Auto Perfection Group Inc. · No. 7:19-cv-05922
- Vincent Briccetti
- Nov. 14, 2019
Background
The opinion states that this was a Fair Labor Standards Act case brought by Mario Giron against Auto Perfection Group Inc. and Daniel Maya. The court was advised that the parties had settled the case.
Court’s Order
The court ordered the parties to submit their settlement agreement by December 16, 2019, for court approval. It cited the requirement that courts review and approve settlements in Fair Labor Standards Act cases under the cited Second Circuit precedent.
The court postponed the plaintiff’s deadline to file proof that Daniel Maya had been served with the summons and complaint. It also postponed all other deadlines without setting a new date. The opinion does not state that the court approved the settlement or entered a final dismissal.
Disposition
Judge Vincent L. Briccetti ordered submission of the settlement agreement for approval and adjourned the service and other deadlines without a set date.
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