Sentences with phrase «action objectors»

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But, without wishing to enter into the argument about the constitutionality or otherwise of the Prince's actions, this case highlights an interesting, and potentially disturbing, issue: the rise of the celebrity objector, or super-nimby, and the disproportionate impact they can have on the planning process.
Where any objector fails to comply with a notice given under subsection (3), the Electoral Commission must give a second such notice to the objector and, if the objector fails to comply with the second such notice, the Electoral Commission must take no further action in relation to the objection and shall notify the objector accordingly.
Objectors have three business days to file court action.
Continue reading «Class Action: Class Representative Incentive Agreements That Created Conflicting Interests Required New Consideration Of Fee Award To Objectors And Class Counsel»»
2009), where class representative incentive agreements creating conflicts of interests required reconsideration of fee awards to both objectors and class counsel in the BAR / BRI bar review class action case.
Mr. Torrijos has also co-authored numerous articles concerning class action law, including: Notice 2.0: How Technology is Changing Class Action Notice Procedures (January 2011, Westlaw Journal); The Internet, Indispensable for Providing Class Action Notice (August 16, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal); The Rise of «Professional Objectors» in the Class Action Settlements (July 8, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal); and The End of Consumer Class Action Arbitrations (May 14, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Jouaction law, including: Notice 2.0: How Technology is Changing Class Action Notice Procedures (January 2011, Westlaw Journal); The Internet, Indispensable for Providing Class Action Notice (August 16, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal); The Rise of «Professional Objectors» in the Class Action Settlements (July 8, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal); and The End of Consumer Class Action Arbitrations (May 14, 2010, Los Angeles Daily JouAction Notice Procedures (January 2011, Westlaw Journal); The Internet, Indispensable for Providing Class Action Notice (August 16, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal); The Rise of «Professional Objectors» in the Class Action Settlements (July 8, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal); and The End of Consumer Class Action Arbitrations (May 14, 2010, Los Angeles Daily JouAction Notice (August 16, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal); The Rise of «Professional Objectors» in the Class Action Settlements (July 8, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal); and The End of Consumer Class Action Arbitrations (May 14, 2010, Los Angeles Daily JouAction Settlements (July 8, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal); and The End of Consumer Class Action Arbitrations (May 14, 2010, Los Angeles Daily JouAction Arbitrations (May 14, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal).
Panelists discuss recent class action fee decisions that focus on contract attorneys, cy pres awards, preparing fee requests and strategies for dealing with professional objectors.
Plaintiff in a more recent class action says class members should receive refunds from Massage Envy, while a Denver attorney, labeled a «serial objector» by lawyers seeking millions, says their fee request is too high.
In our October 22, 2010 post, we reported on the New York Court of Appeals» decision in Flemming v. Barnwell Nursing, which denied awarding attorney's fees to a class action settlement objector whose efforts helped reduce requested class counsel fees of $ 448,000 down to $ 425,000 in a $ 950,000 settlement.
Aashish Desai — Speaker Bridgeport Seminars 2013 Class Action Litigation & Management Dealing with Class Objectors San Francisco, California August 22, 2013
The state's high court sided with objectors, vacating an order entered by a trial court awarding class counsel a fee of $ 124 million for their work on a $ 310 million class action settlement.
The Court of Appeal said yes, and dismissed, for lack of jurisdiction, an objector's appeal from a post-trial judgment in a class action.
«Conscientious Objectors: The Ethics of Representing Objectors to Class Action Settlements» Symposium on Consumer Class Actions, National Consumer Law Center, Washington, DC, November 2007
In this regard, I agree with the general sentiment of the objectors to the Settlement that the Settlement Agreement brings the administration of justice and class actions into disrepute because: (a) the Settlement is more beneficial to Class Counsel than it is to the Class Members; and (b) in its practical effect, the Settlement expropriates the Class Members» property rights in exchange for a charitable donation from Thomson.
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