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Espinoza et al v. DSW Shoe Warehouse, Inc.

25-cv-22424
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Case Summary

Espinoza and co-plaintiffs are suing DSW Shoe Warehouse, Inc. in a civil action filed under docket 25-cv-22424. The most recent filing is an opposition to a motion, suggesting active briefing on a contested issue — likely a motion to dismiss or a motion related to class certification or arbitration, given the retail employment or consumer context typical of suits against DSW. The case is at docket entry 43, indicating meaningful litigation activity despite being filed in 2025. The opposition filing means at least one party is contesting a dispositive or procedural motion.

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1:25-cv-22424 Espinoza et al v. DSW Shoe Warehouse, Inc.

Motion · April 20, 2026

A Motion was filed.

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Key Issues

  • • Contested motion under active briefing
  • • Potential wage, labor, or consumer claims against retail defendant
  • • Class or collective action potential
  • • Arbitration clause enforceability possible issue
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Motion April 20, 2026

1:25-cv-22424 Espinoza et al v. DSW Shoe Warehouse, Inc.

A Motion was filed.

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