The U.S. Supreme Court handed down its opinion in a securities case that has been closely watched by the tech community, ruling unanimously that certain securities class actions may be litigated in state courts despite a recent federal statute that defense counsel said was intended to curb those suits.
March 20, 2018 at 03:00 PM
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Welcome to Critical Mass, Law.com’s briefing on class actions and mass torts. I’m Amanda Bronstad in Los Angeles. The U.S. Supreme Court disappointed the defense bar Tuesday with a critical securities class action decision. Will a DC Circuit decision dial back TCPA class actions? And the death of a pedestrian in Arizona could open up a new front in Uber‘s legal troubles.
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