Bronx Bus Company
Laid Off 187 Workers So They Sue
Under WARN Act But Discovery
Split
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Aug 17 – A Bronx-based
school bus company laid off
187 workers on June 26, 2025,
allegedly in violation of the
Federal and state WARN acts.
Some workers sued, and seek
class action status.
On August
17 U.S. District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Magistrate Judge Sarah L. Cave
held a conference. Inner City
Press covered it.
Defendant
GVC LTD of 1932 Commerce
Avenue, The Bronx asked that
discovery be split in two and
that it not have to provide
documents about the 187
workers until certain
threshold issues, such as the
applicability of the WARN Acts
and the certification of any
class, are
resolved.
The plaintiffs’
lawyer said all discovery
should go forward.
Judge Cave
came down in the middle, as
she put it, saying that
information about two
plaintiffs should be provided,
including if they accepted
employment with another bus
company called Pride (the
question of whether or not it
is affiliated with GVC LTD was
raise).
The
next session is set for
October 20 at 11 am, with a
joint letter due on October
15.
The case is
Roman v. GVC LTD, 1:26-cv-3432
(Rearden / Cave)
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