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State Supreme Court Rejects Tolling Based on Prior Class Action

By Sean Wajert on March 12, 2012
Posted in Articles, Class Action, Drug and Device

A state’s supreme court ruled earlier this month that the filing of a putative class action in another state does not stop the clock on the running of…
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Dismissal of Bellwether Case in FEMA MDL Upheld

By Sean Wajert on July 6, 2011
Posted in Articles, Chemical, Consumer Products, Toxic Tort

The plaintiff who at one time had been the first-in-line bellwether plaintiff in the FEMA Trailer MDL has lost her appeal of the dismissal of her clai…
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Supreme Court Declines to Clarify Tolling Effect of Mass Tort Class Actions

By Sean Wajert on June 2, 2011
Posted in Articles, Class Action, Drug and Device

Earlier this week, the Supreme Court declined to take a case raising the tricky issues of cross-jurisdictional class action tolling. Novartis Pharmace…
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