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Class Action
Class Action Law360 provides breaking news and analysis on class actions and multidistrict litigation. Coverage includes developments in multiparty litigation in federal and state courts, as well as policy issues and court rulings that affect class action procedure.
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Latest News in Class Action
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September 21, 2018
GrubHub Drivers Say They’re Exempt From Arbitration
Dozens of GrubHub Inc. drivers asked an Illinois federal judge to pump the brakes on the restaurant delivery app’s motion to send their proposed class action to arbitration Thursday, arguing that they fall under a transportation worker exemption to federal arbitration law.
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September 21, 2018
Revel Systems Agrees To $2.75M Deal In OT Suit
Revel Systems has agreed to a $2.75 million deal to end claims that the point of sales system company had flouted both federal and state law because it allegedly didn’t properly pay a group of inside sales representatives overtime for a certain period.
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September 21, 2018
Investment Firm Says Securities Law Keeps Suit In Fed. Court
An investment firm facing claims it concealed conflicts of interest when transferring investor money into a mutual fund told an Illinois federal court on Friday the Securities Litigation Uniform Standards Act bars a proposed class of investors from moving the case back to state court.
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September 21, 2018
9th Circ. Heats Up TCPA Debate With Broad Autodialer Take
The Ninth Circuit's decision Thursday to endorse an extremely broad definition of what constitutes an autodialer under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act opens the door not only for more litigation to thrive under the statute, but also for the U.S. Supreme Court or Federal Communications Commission to step in and deliver some long-sought clarity, attorneys say.
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September 21, 2018
Judge Probes NCAA VP On Athlete Pay Rules At Trial
A California federal judge on Friday repeatedly questioned an NCAA vice president on the specifics of its pay rules during a landmark antitrust trial over the association's limits on student compensation, pointing to apparent discrepancies between financial aid limits the NCAA has imposed on its various conferences.
Areas of Coverage
- LITIGATION
- Putative class action complaints
- Class certification and decertification motions and orders
- Certification appeals
- Class settlements
- Case rulings and appeals
- Collective actions
- Multidistrict litigation
- Shareholder actions
- Disputes over counsel and attorneys fees in multiparty litigation
- Expert witness disputes
- POLICY & REGULATION
- Federal and state regulation and legislation affecting class action procedure
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