Notice of Class & Collective Action
Settlement

The United States District Court for the District of Connecticut, located in New Haven, Connecticut (the "Court"), presides over this Lawsuit, which has been brought by Plaintiff Matthew Adams ("Plaintiff") against Defendant Pall Corporation ("Pall") to recover damages under federal and state law. Plaintiff alleges that Pall suffered or permitted classes of non-exempt manufacturing and production employees working in the states of New York, Maryland, and Connecticut to work during times before the scheduled start of their shift, after the scheduled end of their shift, and also through meal periods but did not pay them for it. As a result, Plaintiff alleges Pall must pay back wages and liquidated damages under the Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA") and New York, Maryland, or Connecticut law.

The Court has preliminarily certified three subclasses, for settlement purposes only, defined as follows:

Defendant denies all allegations in the Lawsuit and contends that it has fully complied with the FLSA and the respective laws of New York, Maryland, and Connecticut. The Settlement is not an admission of any wrongdoing by Defendant or an indication that any law was violated. Defendant and the Plaintiff (together, the "Parties") have reached a settlement, as described below, which is subject to Court approval.

If you are a member of one of the subclasses described above, you have the following options:

1. 1 Submit a Claim Form / Consent to Join no later than October 20, 2026. To receive a settlement payment and, where applicable, opt in to the FLSA collective action, you must submit a Claim Form by the Response Deadline. You may submit your Claim Form by mail or online here or via the navigation menu above.
2. 2 Do Nothing. If you do nothing, you may not receive a payment from the Settlement, and you may retain your right, if you have one, to pursue your own claims against Defendant at your own cost. Please review the Class Notice and Settlement Agreement carefully to understand how doing nothing affects your rights.

For a complete description of your rights and options, including any right to object to the Settlement, please review the Class Notice and Settlement Agreement available on the Important Documents tab.

For more information, visit the Important Documents tab for Court Documents or the Contact Us tab above to obtain information for the Settlement Administrator or Counsel for this matter.