Baez v. Cayuga Home for Children
- Sarah Cave
- 1:20-cv-02912
- U.S. District Court · Southern District of New York
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In Baez v. Cayuga Home for Children, Judge Cave granted the parties’ request to extend the settlement-materials deadline to March 24, 2021.
The twelve plaintiffs, Cayuga Home for Children, and the parties’ counsel were affected by the extended deadline for submitting settlement materials.
What happened
Baez v. Cayuga Home for Children is a wage-and-hour case involving twelve plaintiffs and Cayuga Home for Children. The parties were finalizing a settlement and preparing materials for court review.
The parties jointly requested a two-week extension, through March 24, 2021, to submit the settlement materials. They stated that this was their first extension request and would not affect other deadlines.
Judge Sarah L. Cave granted the extension and directed the Clerk of Court to close ECF No. 37.
The detailed version
- Baez v. Cayuga Home for Children · No. 1:20-cv-02912
- Sarah Cave
- Mar. 10, 2021
Background
Baez v. Cayuga Home for Children is a wage-and-hour case. The opinion text is a joint letter from the parties’ counsel concerning twelve plaintiffs. The parties were finalizing a settlement agreement and preparing a joint submission asking the Court to review and approve the agreement and supporting materials.
Request
The parties requested a two-week extension, through and including March 24, 2021, to submit the settlement materials. They stated that this was their first request for an extension and that no other dates or deadlines would be affected.
Ruling
Judge Sarah L. Cave granted the requested extension. The Court also directed the Clerk of Court to close ECF No. 37. The provided text does not state whether the settlement was ultimately approved.
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