claims against burger chain Five Guys, saying the fourth proposal to end the putative class action does not show "clear signs of collusion" between the parties but appears to be a "disservice" to the proposed class. In his order, U. S. District Judge Anthony W. Ishii denied the third amended motion for preliminary approval and conditional certification without prejudice. He also asked the parties to "carefully consider how they would like to proceed before another motion of this kind is immediately. . .
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