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Aaron Senne, et al v. Kansas City Royals Baseball, et al
Case Number:
17-16276
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Companies
- Chicago Cubs Baseball Club LLC
- Cincinnati Reds
- Colorado Rockies
- Detroit Tigers
- Houston Astros
- Kansas City Royals
- Los Angeles Dodgers
- Major League Baseball Inc.
- Miami Marlins
- Milwaukee Brewers
- Minnesota Twins
- New York Mets
- New York Yankees
- Oakland Athletics
- San Diego Padres
- San Francisco Giants
- St. Louis Cardinals
- Texas Rangers
- Toronto Blue Jays
- United Steelworkers
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October 31, 2017
Law Profs Go To Bat For Minor Leaguers In 9th Circ. Wage Suit
A pair of law professors told the Ninth Circuit on Monday that minor league ballplayers who played and trained in Arizona and Florida should have received class certification in a wage-and-hour lawsuit against Major League Baseball, saying a California federal judge misinterpreted U.S. Supreme Court precedent in denying their certification bids.
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