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A little-known—but unconstitutional—SEC policy is before the Supreme Court this year. The Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute filed an amicus brief...
An American politician infringed free speech because he couldn’t take a joke....
Instead of asking for the court to send notice to the class members and giving them the opportunity to comment...
Our class action legal team at Center for Class Action Fairness, has a video explainer on their upcoming case before...
Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation hearing is slated to begin Tuesday, September 4, at 9:30 a.m. before the Senate Judiciary...
In 2013, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote an unusual statement concurring with the Court’s denial of review in another privacy...
“I would never have appointed you…had I known you were going to pile on 53 law firms on this case,”...
In In re Google Referrer Header Privacy Litigation, Google settled for $8.5 million, but class members (including me) will see...
Coupon relief is notoriously bad for consumers in class action settlements. CCAF seeks reversal of the settlement approval in EasySaver...
Last week, CEI’s Center for Class Action Fairness’ (CCAF) Anna St. John objected to an unfair class action settlement in...
The settlement requires the Met to implement meaningless changes such as referring to its admission price as “suggested” rather than...
If you thought every corporate merger was unique, you’d be wrong. Over 90% of merger deals over $100 million have...