"This is a significant victory not just for consumer class actions but also paves the path on how to properly move forward for all types of class actions," said lawyers for the plaintiffs.
May 05, 2021 at 04:46 PM
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A New Jersey Supreme Court ruling could help identify the state’s courts as a friendly venue for suits over sales receipts that contain too much information about consumers.
The justices on Wednesday reversed the Appellate Division’s dismissal of a class suit accusing retailer P.C. Richard & Son of violating the Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act of 2003.
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New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning appears on television screen inside a P.C. Richard & Son store in New York in 2008. Credit: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg
