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July 02, 2012
Dukes, Concepcion Can't Undo Class Cert. In Insulation Suit
Pulte Homes Inc.'s bid to overturn a May 2011 order granting class certification to a group of California homeowners over faulty insulation failed Friday when a federal judge determined that U.S. Supreme Court decisions in Concepcion and Dukes were irrelevant to the case.
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May 23, 2011
Class Wins Cert. On 4th Try In Home Insulation Suit
After declining to certify a class of California homeowners three times, a federal judge relented Monday and narrowly certified claims against Pulte Homes Inc. over insulation that allegedly caused water damage and dangerous mold growth.