Two multi-plaintiff gender discrimination suits against Walmart Stores Inc. in the Southern District of Florida have been ordered to be split to tailor to individual claimants.

U.S. District Judge Robert Scola Jr. issued identical orders on Friday in two lawsuits brought against the company by current and former female employees. Scola granted Walmart’s motions to sever the cases and held that “proceeding with this case in its current form would be burdensome for the court and the defendant.”

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