There’s No Such Thing as a Stupid Idea
“Take just a few more minutes and a little closer look at what you come across in your day-to-day. It could be the next big, ‘stupid’ idea.” There’s no such thing as a stupid idea … or, as I like to...
View ArticleWells Fargo, Partisanship, and a Case for the Middle Path
Wells Fargo has come under immense pressure not only publicly, but politically and legally, for its scheme that caused over two million accounts to be opened in customers’ names without their consent....
View ArticleOn Babies and Bathwater: House Bill 985 Furthers Our Dependence on the...
Over the last months, we have written extensively on the negative effects of arbitration clauses on consumers. Forced arbitration eliminates the ability of consumers to come together in a class action...
View Article‘Ring, Ring. Recording. Another *%&$! Robo Call. There Ought to be a Law!’
How many times have you answered a call from a strange number, only to be greeted by an automated message trying to sell you something you don’t want? Or received a text from a retailer you’ve never...
View ArticleAs Seen on TV!
CBS just announced that they are green-lighting a legal sitcom called “Class Action” written and produced by Dr. Phil (yes, that Dr. Phil), his son Jay, and producers from “Modern Family.” Per CBS and...
View ArticleA Class Is Ascertainable, Even If Identifying Class Members Requires Is...
Imagine filing a complaint, and two weeks later, receiving a brief in which the defendant argues that if you were to prosecute your claim, the defendant would have to review its own documents;...
View ArticleE-Mail Notice Has Arrived In Rule 23 Class Actions
When a court certifies a class action, due process requires that the class members receive notice. Although e-mail accounts are ubiquitous and generally available for free to anyone with internet...
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