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Class Certification Fight in N.D. Cal.: Plaintiff Jill E. Pushes for Common-Issue Treatment

A September 14, 2026 filing in 4:23-cv-00770 tees up one of the most consequential phases of aggregate litigation: class certification. In No. 418, Motion to Certify Class, plainti...

Class Certification Fight in N.D. Cal.: Plaintiff Jill E. Pushes for Common-Issue Treatment

A September 14, 2026 filing in 4:23-cv-00770 tees up one of the most consequential phases of aggregate litigation: class certification. In No. 418, Motion to Certify Class, plainti...

Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: September Lessons

In this month's review of class action appeals, Mitchell Engel at Shook Hardy discusses six recent rulings involving pecuniary loss in false price comparison advertising, privity i...

Parallel Derivative Actions Surge in 2026

Shareholder derivative lawsuits remain one of the most persistent and costly forms of corporate litigation in the United States. Unlike securities class actions, which seek to comp...

An Empirical Analysis of Litigation Funding in the Federal Courts

Critical Mass With Law.com's Amanda Bronstad: Judge Orders Financing Disclosures in Hundreds of Paraquat Cases, OpenAI H...

A federal judge in the paraquat multidistrict litigation ordered a second lawyer to explain why his clients aren't participating in a proposed settlement.       

Antitrust Lawsuits and Litigation Finance: What GCs Need to Know

Defending Consumer Class Actions in Illinois: The Cases Shaping 2026 and How Businesses Fight Back

Illinois is the busiest forum in the country for consumer class actions, and the theories change faster than most businesses can track. A company that believed its exposure was und...

Website Tracking Class Actions: Courts and Legislatures Push Back, but Risks Remain

Suing The Trump Admin Can Have Massive Impact, Attys Say

Lawyers representing clients against the federal government spoke Friday about the challenges and rewards of such litigation in the Trump era, with plaintiff-side powerhouse Elizab...

New England Class Action Filings Remain High in First Half of 2026

Class Action Certification-Labor Law

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals affirmed certification of a class action brought by Stephen Cooper against Alro Steel Corporation, alleging that Alro unlawfully rounded employees’ c...

Complex Commercial Litigation: How Businesses Defend Lawsuits Involving Multiple Claims

Complex commercial litigation can arrive as a single complaint carrying five or six different legal theories. A Florida business sued by a customer, vendor, or former partner may f...

Westward Bound: Oregon Joins California and Washington as a Must-Watch Jurisdiction for Consumer Class Actions

ONE PLAINTIFF AT A TIME: Court Grants Defendant’s Motion To Bifurcates Discovery In TCPA Putative Class Action.

Mondelez latest employer hit with tobacco surcharge class action

More than 50 similar ERISA suits have been filed since 2024, with disclosure failures driving most of the exposure

Many Claims, Many Occurrences

Consumer Protection Litigation Hits a 10-Year High and AI Adds New Questions

SETTLING TOO EARLY?: Middle District of Alabama Certifies Class Settlement Providing An Extremely Favorable Class Award.

Litigation risk is broadening before businesses consider cover

Group actions and emerging liabilities are making the timing of insurance discussions more important

Federal Court Allows Antitrust Class Action Challenging Early Decision Practices to Proceed

Litigation Trends to Watch: Phishing Attack, Trading Algorithms and Car Repos Trigger Suits

Plaintiffs allege hackers used social engineering to trick employees into granting access to Salesforce and Snowflake environments.       

And this is why I always teach agency in my BizOrgs class

In a typical securities class action, plaintiffs name the individual company officers responsible for the alleged fraud, as well as the company itself.  The company’s liability is,...

More Than 200 Companies Urge Federal Rules Committee to Require Disclosure of Litigation Funders

A coalition of 214 companies and organizations sent a letter on September 14 to Carolyn A. Dubay, Secretary of the Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure at the Administrativ...