A judge has granted class status to former cheerleaders suing the Buffalo Bills for allegedly paying them below minimum wage.
Considering the matter as a class action “would be a far more efficient means of litigation as opposed to a multitude of individual lawsuits,” Erie County Supreme Court Justice Timothy Drury ruled in Ferrari v. Mateczun, 804125-2014.
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