According to SLR, it's because she wrote "focused complaints," and that these other claims are from pile-on cases that came after her.
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Other objector (please chime in with name) is bringing in actual caselaw.
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Liss-Riordan: Mr. Shkolnik wanted on the eve of trial to transfer this case to Texas.
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Boutrous: Ms. Liss-Riordan is the only one in the room who represents all the drivers in California.
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This is so fucking uncanny after the last time I saw these two in court.
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Chen says that it seems that SLR's named plaintiffs have no experience with some of the new claims (worker's comp).
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SLR says that the worker's comp's claim is "novel" and there is no precedent for it.
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So weird to see Boutrous in court without being in 200% "I Will Destroy You" mode. He's in "What the fuck am I even doing here" mode
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Morosoff (one of the objectors) is talking up the minimum wage claim—the claim that drivers should be paid for time spent waiting for rides
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Says it's worth much more than zero.
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SLR: Your honor, you'll remember the three or four times I passionately argued that there were overtime and minimum wage claims
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SLR: and you rejected them.
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SLR: To say I walked away from those claims is patently a misrepresentation. SLR is furious.
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Chen interrupts gently. Says now that none of the objectors have talked about arbitration.
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SLR is saying that the arbitration question was a risk to both her side and to Uber's side, and was part of what propelled the settlement.
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(Earlier in the litigation: Arbitration clauses in some of the driver contracts were deemed unenforceable. Big victory for SLR).
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Chen now pursuing a thought experiment, re: someone who opts out and pursues the worker classification claim.
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SLR says it would be an injunction under Rule 23(b)(2). Chen turns to Boutrous: You agree that could be brought?
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Boutrous kind of laughs. "I’m going to say no as a cautionary matter."
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SLR says re: the worker classification issue, a driver can opt-out and "go it alone," and that's something that happens in other cases.
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Boutrous says that, "This settlement is a landmark and it advances the entire enterprise [of the legal system]."
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"I don't want that to get lost."
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We're now discussing the potential value of a PAGA claim (Private Attorney General Act).
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There are so many lawyers standing at the front now, it's like two layers deep now. Layers of lawyers
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We're now unraveling what it means if the 2013 and 2014 arbitration clauses are ruled to be binding by the 9th Cir.
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Lawyers and judge now talking slowly and carefully because it's a huge pain.
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We're still trapped in what happens to the arbitration clauses after the settlement, and it is hard
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The front is 3 layers deep now. It's 5 and I'm very hungry, so I'm going to head out.
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The judge is starting to sound hangry too
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