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Defendants, Not Plaintiffs, Drive Up Class Action Costs

Law360, New York (July 18, 2014, 12:50 PM EDT) -- In a dramatic week, starting on the morning on June 23, the United States Supreme Court issued a major opinion on the structure of the United States Constitution on fundamental separation of powers issues, holding, in effect, that the Senate is the judge of whether or not it is in session and not the president of the United States and, thus, rolling back presidential aspirations to appoint during times of Senate "recess." The court also issued an opinion supporting network broadcast television, seeing that, a too-good-to-be-true workaround the copyright laws was, indeed, too good to be true, new technology aside....

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