The U.S. Supreme Court heard an argument last week that could alter the landscape of where class action lawsuits are resolved.
Bricker & Eckler's Drew Campbell to Present at Consumer Finance Class Actions & Litigation Conference
Third Circuit Rules That Rule 23 Ascertainability Element Requires Proof and Rigorous Analysis
S.D. Ohio Holds No-Consent TCPA Class Impermissibly “Fail-Safe”
Posner Reiterates “Legal Certainty” Requirement for CAFA Amount in Controversy Remands

Class Certification Denied Under Rules 23(a)(2) and 23(b)(3) Where Individualized Inquiries Were Required for Car Dealers’ Claims

Prospects for Certification Not to Be Considered for CAFA Amount-in-Controversy Calculation
Fax Class Has a Blast, Still Standing

Pleading still matters: Shareholders failed to properly plead scienter

The class plaintiff “pick off”: Timing is everything

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