FESSLER v. PORCELANA CORONA DE MEXICO, S.A.

Mark FESSLER, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Amber Fessler, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Andrew Hocker, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Kevin Reuss, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Matthew Carreras, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Charles Handly, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Michelle Handly, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Aaron Stone, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Stacey Stone, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Daniel Sousa, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Sharon Sousa, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated, Plaintiffs-Appellees, v. PORCELANA CORONA DE MEXICO, S.A. DE C.V., formerly known as Sanitarios Lamosa S.A. DE C.V., Also Known as Vortens, Defendant-Appellant, Steven Cone, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Joanna Cone, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Mark Fessler, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Amber Fessler, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Andrew Hocker, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Matthew Carreras, on Behalf of Themselves and Those Similarly Situated; Aaron Stone; Stacey Stone; Daniel Sousa; Sharon Sousa, Plaintiffs-Appellees, v. Porcelana Corona De Mexico, S.A. DE C.V., Formerly Known as Sanitarios Lamosa S.A. DE C.V., Also Known as Vortens, Defendant-Appellant.