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The Class Action Fairness Act and Retroactivity
Eight months after President Bush signed the Class Action Fairness Act into law, federal courts have been grappling with the retroactive application of the statute to class actions pending at the time of the signing. Appellate and district courts have generated no fewer than two dozen decisions analyzing retroactivity issues. Linda S. Mullenix examines some of the conflicting opinions issued by federal courts in the attempt to resolve an array of interesting retroactivity problems.
Posting a Privacy Policy Is Not Enough
In the past two years, a rising number of Web sites have adopted privacy policies describing how they collect and use personal data. Although these policies typically have been adopted to meet user expectations and not in compliance with any legal requirement, they are not without legal ramifications. Recent cases have alleged some companies are engaged in unlawful deceptive practices by not adhering to their own "voluntary" policies.TRENDING STORIES
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