Sentences with phrase «current class actions law»

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Under current law, it is even difficult for the people whose data Equifax lost to bring a class action lawsuit.

As soon as Denton's law went into effect, according to a class action lawsuit filed in June in state court, TitleMax notified its current customers there would be a change.

Larry Steinberg of Buchalter will share his experiences with class action litigation and will address issues such as arbitration, choice of law, forum selection, class certification, policies and procedures, the current state of pyramid scheme law since FTC v. BurnLounge, and the securities law exemption to RICO.

In this column, I'll discuss how to locate the applicable law and both historical and current information on class actions in countries worldwide.

Some privacy class actions have been started since then, which would require an expansion of current law to succeed, but none have reached trial.

Our lawyers were the original participants in asbestos damage litigation that helped develop current national product liability and class action law.

The law firms of Roy O'Connor LLP («RO»), Sotos LLP («Sotos») and Goldblatt Partners LLP («GP» - formerly Sack Goldblatt Mitchell LLP), along with a national team of law firms, represent plaintiffs in two certified class actions against Canadian Banks on behalf of current and former non-management employees for compensation for alleged unpaid overtime.

A search for «champerty» in Ontario's e-Laws Current Consolidated Law turns up only the Class Proceedings Act, 1992, s. 33, which, as noted, licenses contingency fees in class actions «despite the Solicitors Act and An Act Respecting Champerty, being chapter 327 of Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1897.&rClass Proceedings Act, 1992, s. 33, which, as noted, licenses contingency fees in class actions «despite the Solicitors Act and An Act Respecting Champerty, being chapter 327 of Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1897.&rclass actions «despite the Solicitors Act and An Act Respecting Champerty, being chapter 327 of Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1897.»

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