On July 10, 2017, the CFPB issued a press release entitled “CFPB Issues Rule to Ban Companies From Using Arbitration Clauses to Deny Groups of People Their Day in Court.” The new Rule prohibi...
Here’s a post from the Washington Legal Foundation blog regarding its recent filing of an amicus curiae brief in the Cappuccitti v. DirecTV litigation: On August 18, 2010, WLF urged the U.S. Co...
The Blogosphere’s been buzzing (relatively speaking) since the Eleventh Circuit’s decision last month in Cappuccitti v. DirecTV. It’s probably not up there with Lindsay Lohan getting out...
We told you this case was a big deal, and predicted that it would attract attention all over the country (no major crystal ball required for that prediction). We also told you that the CAF...
In keeping with our promise at the CAFA Law Blog to keep you up to date on what’s happening in the world of the Class Action Fairness Act and particularly, last week’s blockbuster decision by...
The Eleventh Circuit’s decision last week in Cappuccitti v. DirecTV has already caused quite a stir aound the Blogosphere. We’re going to bring you some of the commentary from other blogs o...
The blogosphere is humming (figuratively speaking) with the news of the Eleventh Circuit decision on Monday, July 19th in the Cappuccitti v. DirecTV litigation. The CAFA Law Blog has already po...
Arnold & Porter’s Consumer Advertising Law Blog, reported late last week on the status of the long-running Nexium class action litigation – the plaintiffs and their counsel likely had terribl...
OK, gang – this post from Sean Wajert over at the Mass Tort Defense Blog has something for everybody – parents griping about diaper rash on Facebook, which leads to a putative national class...
The U. S. Supreme Court applied an ancient Chinese maxim to a class arbitration entitlement questions in an opinion issued earlier this week: “No tickee, no washee.” Or something like that....