Not exact matches
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.
Lee v. Carter - Reed, 203 N.J. 496 (2010)(in a case concerning deceptive - trade - practices claims against a dietary supplement manufacturer, the New Jersey Supreme Court reversed the lower court's
denial of class certification and adopted our brief's analytical framework based on the economic concept
of «credence goods»)(counsel
for amici curiae consumer groups)
The summary judgment ruling followed the court's July 30, 2015
denial of the plaintiff's motion
for class certification, in which the court, among other things, rejected Plaintiff's attempt to apply California law to a nationwide
class in this case, concluding that there were material differences in states» right
of publicity laws, and that other states» interests in applying their own right
of publicity laws outweighed California's.