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Rule 23’s “Ascertainability” and “Numerosity” Prerequisites Again Prove Their Worth in Defeating Class Certification
By Sean Wajert on
Posted in Articles, Class Action
Today a special treat for our readers: my partner Becky Schwartz has submitted a post as guest blogger. Becky has defended numerous high profile class…
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Court of Appeals Vacates Class Certification in Tire Case
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Last week, the Third Circuit reversed a trial court’s certification of a class of consumer who alleged their vehicles were equipped with allegedly def…
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Plaintiffs’ Class Allegations Flattened in Tire Case
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A federal court in New York last week denied plaintiffs’ motion for class certification in a case alleging that the run-flat tires on defendant BMW’s …
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Federal Court Denies Class Certification in Boat Fuel Case
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A federal court last week denied class certification in a case arising from alleged damage to boats allegedly caused by ethanol blended gasoline. Kele…
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