Herrera-Zambrano v. Tower Valet Parking, Inc.; Liberty Park Management, Inc.

Superior Court of the State of California County of San Francisco (Unlimited) | Case No. CGC-19-575027

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TO ALL INDIVIDUALS EMPLOYED BY EITHER: (1) TOWER VALET PARKING, INC. ("TOWER") OR (2) LIBERTY PARK MANAGEMENT, INC. ("LIBERTY"):

THIS NOTICE RELATES TO YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS

A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed by Porfirio Herrera-Zambrano, an alleged former employee of both TOWER and LIBERTY. This is not a lawsuit against you, and you are not being sued.

This notice is approved by the Court and is designed to give you an opportunity to object to the disclosure of your name and contact information to the attorneys representing Herrera, which information Herrera is seeking in connection with his class action lawsuit.

Mr. Herrera filed the lawsuit to recover wages and penalties on behalf of himself and other California employees whom he believes are similarly situated for alleged violations of:

wage compensation laws;

minimum wage laws;

overtime laws;

rest and meal break laws; and

record-keeping and dissemination of wage information laws.

The lawsuit is entitled Porfirio Herrera-Zambrano v. Tower Valet Parking, Inc., a California corporation aka Liberty Park Management; Liberty Park Management, Inc., a California corporation aka Tower Valet Parking; Medet Zira, an individual and dba Tower Valet Parking and dba Liberty Park Management; Nurullah Zira, an individual and dba Liberty Park Management and dba Tower Valet Parking; and Does 1 through 100, all inclusive, and is pending in the Superior Court of the State of California for the County of San Francisco, Case No. CGC-19-575027.

TOWER and LIBERTY deny all allegations in their entirety and maintain that they have complied with all applicable laws, and are not joint employers, as alleged.

As part of Herrera's attorneys' investigation, his attorneys have asked TOWER and LIBERTY to provide your name and contact information, in order to contact you about your experience at working for TOWER and/or LIBERTY and your potential claims.

In deciding whether to object, you should know that Herrera and his attorneys have agreed to use your information only for purposes of this lawsuit and have agreed not to disclose your information to anyone outside of the lawsuit. No such information may be provided to governmental authorities other than the Court, and then the Court will only use this information to either: (1) approve a settlement; or (2) approve a judgment.

OPTION ONE: If you do wish for your name and contact information to be disclosed to Herrera and his attorneys, you do not need to do anything.

OPTION TWO: If you do not want your name and contact information disclosed to Herrera and his attorneys, you must either:

(1)	sign the enclosed pre-paid and self-addressed postcard and return it to the notice administrator at the address on the postcard. If you do not sign and return the enclosed postcard, postmarked by September 23, 2020, your name, address and telephone number will be provided to Herrera and his attorneys;

OR

(2)	complete and submit the objection form on this website. If you do not complete and submit the form on CPT's website on or before September 23, 2020, your name, address and telephone number will be provided to Herrera and his attorneys.

You will not be rewarded or penalized in any way by either TOWER or LIBERTY anyone based on your decision to allow or not allow your contact information to be given to Herrera and his attorneys.

This notice is not a communication from the Court and is not an expression of any opinion by the Court as to the merits of the claims or defenses by either side in this lawsuit. Please do not contact the court or the clerk of the court.

CPT GROUP, Inc.

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