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Dempsey v. Jason's Premier Pumping Services, LLC et al. Doc. 49 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO Judge Christine M. Arguello Civil Action No. 15cv00703CMANYW MICHAEL

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How to fill out an order approving conditional certification:

1. Start by reviewing the specific requirements and guidelines for the order approving conditional certification. Familiarize yourself with any relevant laws or regulations that may apply.
2. Begin filling out the order by entering the necessary information. This typically includes the case name, case number, and the court where the order will be filed.
3. Clearly state the purpose of the order, which is to request the court's approval for conditional certification of a class action lawsuit.
4. Provide a brief background of the case, including the nature of the claims, the class of individuals involved, and any previous rulings or actions taken.
5. Clearly define the proposed class for conditional certification. This should include the criteria for membership in the class, such as specific demographic or employment-related factors.
6. Outline the proposed notice plan for notifying potential class members of the lawsuit and their rights to participate or opt-out. Include details on how the notice will be disseminated and the timeframe for response.
7. Include any supporting documents or evidence that demonstrate the suitability of the case for conditional certification. This may include affidavits, expert opinions, or relevant research.
8. Summarize the reasons why the court should grant the order approving conditional certification. Emphasize the commonality of the claims, the efficiency and manageability of a class action lawsuit, and the potential benefits for the class members.
9. Conclude the order with a request for the court to grant the order approving conditional certification and to take any necessary actions to notify potential class members.
10. Review the completed order for accuracy and consistency. Make any necessary edits or corrections before submitting it to the court.

Who needs order approving conditional certification?

1. Attorneys representing a class of individuals in a potential class action lawsuit may need an order approving conditional certification. This is typically requested when there are common claims and issues shared by a group of individuals.
2. The court where the class action lawsuit is filed will also need the order approving conditional certification in order to formally recognize the class and allow the case to proceed as a collective action.
3. Potential class members who may be eligible to join the class action may have an interest in the order approving conditional certification, as it determines their rights and participation in the lawsuit. They may need to review the order to understand their options for participating or opting-out.

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