Cutright v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
FUTEY, Judge.
This case is presently before the court on plaintiffs “Motion to Certify Case as a Class Action.” The complaint asserts that the United States has “afforded [plaintiff and the proposed class members] less than full benefits granted under the Leave Act, ...” in violation of the Fifth Amendment. For the reasons stated hereinafter, plaintiffs motion for class certification is denied.
Factual Background
Plaintiff, Marvin Outright, was a court reporter for the United States district courts continuously from September, 1958, to October, 1986. Upon retirement plaintiff requested…
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