From the business community's perspective, its biggest concerns did not make the U.S. Supreme Court's hot list last term. But the new term looks promising, according to some business leaders.
July 08, 2015 at 05:46 PM
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From the business community’s perspective, its biggest concerns did not make the U.S. Supreme Court’s hot list last term. But the new term looks promising, according to some business leaders.
Just two words can make that community’s day: class actions. And three class action-related cases are already on the October 2015 docket for arguments and decisions—all filed by businesses seeking relief.
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