Civil Litigation,
California Supreme Court
Jul. 30, 2019
State high court eases way for class action certification
The state Supreme Court reversed an appellate court ruling Monday and made it easier for plaintiffs to obtain class certification by ruling that a representative plaintiff does not have to present evidence of her ability to identify class members in order to demonstrate the existence of an ascertainable class.
The state Supreme Court reversed an appellate court ruling Monday and made it easier for plaintiffs to obtain class certification by ruling that a representative plaintiff does not have to present evidence of an ability to identify class members to demonstrate the existence of an ascertainable class.
Plaintiff James Noel bought an inflatable pool called the Ready Set Pool from a Rite Aid store, which he contended was significantly...
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