Sentences with phrase «end of a class action lawsuit»

The likes of Google, Facebook, and Twitter don't want to be on the receiving end of a class action lawsuit over some fraudulent ICO that they allowed to advertise on their platforms.

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The prospect of winning large damages in a class action can be the only way for consumers to find lawyers to take their cases, so a denial of this certification can effectively end some lawsuits.

Google is on the receiving end of a class - action lawsuit brought by parents whose kids unknowingly paid a substantial amount of money for in - app purchases.

He said there has never been a club which has created affordable housing, and promised a class action lawsuit by the end of the month.

Curiel said at the end of an hour - long hearing that he would rule at a later time on final approval to settle two class - action lawsuits before him and a civil lawsuit by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

A six - month - long series of sonic - boom tests in Oklahoma City in 1964 prompted thousands of complaints and damage claims, a class - action lawsuit, and the beginning of the end for supersonic airliners.

If authors feel they're getting the raw end of the deal, they should file a class action lawsuit, band together, and hire a forensic accountant to go in and find out what has really been going on.

And while I think that some of the most egregious - to - retailers (you give up your right to sue or form class action lawsuits; comiXology has the right to use your service marks to promote their digital service; you're obligated to promote the service in - store to existing customers; there are some circumstances where you don't receive even a single penny until you sell well over 600 comics, and so on and so forth) sections of the current could certainly be made less egregious, I think the root core of the problem is that comiXology wants to be the retailer of digital, and not the distributor, and that's what we'll end up calling «irreconcilable differences» at the end of the day.

The story will most likely end up the same: a lot of ETFs closing in about 12 - 18 month's time and then the beginning of class action lawsuits against ETF issuers.

This week on the Game Buzz, we take a look at the suspiciously co-incidental convergence of Curiosity's end with Microsoft's upcoming Xbox reveal; we chat about the new GTA V info and discuss the unveiling of Call of Duty: Ghosts; we return once more to Nintendo's Wii U woes and their new message to existing Wii owners; and finally we look at the class - action lawsuit being brought against Aliens: Colonial Marines.

The end result of a class action / mass torts lawsuit is simple: a defendant can settle the case or lose at trial, causing the injured plaintiffs to receive a percentage of the damages.