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Federal judge OKs $185M deal in minor leaguers' suit vs MLB

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Judge Joseph C. Spero issued his approval in a 36-page order in federal court in San Francisco. The approval will not be effective for 30 days, allowing time for appeals. The Major League Baseball Players Association took over representation of players with minor league contracts last September. The suit was filed in 2014 by first baseman/outfielder Aaron Senne.

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Federal judge OKs $185M deal in minor leaguers' suit vs MLB

The settlement is part of a lawsuit by minor leaguers against the MLB for violating federal minimum wage laws has been approved by a federal judge.

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U.S. federal judge OKs $185-million deal in minor leaguers’ suit vs MLB

U.S. judge approves $185-million settlement in lawsuit launched by minor leaguers against Major League Baseball

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Federal judge OKs $185M deal in minor leaguers' suit vs MLB

NEW YORK (AP) — A $185 million settlement in a lawsuit by minor leaguers against Major League Baseball for violating federal minimum wage laws was approved Wednesday by a federal judge. U.S. Magistrate Judge Joseph C.

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