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Today, Washington Legal Foundation published a short and useful working paper authored by James M. Beck and Rachel B. Weil...
CCAF won a tremendous victory for class members in Redman v. Radioshack, just eleven days after oral argument!...
As we discussed earlier, class counsel agreed to a settlement over RadioShack credit-card receipt legality that would have paid themselves...
Bank of America settled a nationwide securities class action in the E.D. Mo. for hundreds of millions of dollars. For...
RadioShack committed the sin of printing credit-card receipts with expiration dates on them, which exposed it to possible liability of...
Thursday, the Ninth Circuit reversed and remanded for consideration under the appropriate legal standards, and was especially critical of the...
University of Pittsburgh Law Professor Rhonda Wasserman has a paper on cy pres forthcoming in the USC Law Review, The...
We've appealed: we don't think that the Rule 23(e) and Rule 23(h) fairness inquiries are to be done sequentially. NBTY...
The settlement was structured to pay the attorneys double their lodestar but make it difficult for class members to make...
For all the plaintiffs' bar talks about "access to justice," many trial lawyers will not hesitate to run roughshod over...
One hopes that a class member who received a postcard investigates the unfairness of the settlement and retains qualified counsel...
Tomorrow morning, the Supreme Court will announce orders relating to two cert petitions we filed....