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Kansas City Business Journal- As part of a consolidated class-action settlement, American Italian Pasta will issue over 900,000 shares of stock. This is part of a $25 million settlement approved in February responding to the class action suits brought in 2005... Telecommunications Industry News - Alltel Corp. has settled a class action lawsuit filed by a total of sixteen shareholders alleging Alltel had "breached its fiduciary duties" when it was acquired by private equity interests... ABC News - A second class action lawsuit was filed in San Diego Superior Court against Apple and AT&T by dissatisfied user of IPhone 3G. The suit alleges that the services and products offered by both companies were false and deceptive... Law.com - In a class action lawsuit alleging Wal-Mart employees had been underpaid for off-the-clock work and missed rest breaks, a Philadelphia judge has said that the appeals court should affirm the jury verdict... Seattlepi.com - Consumer rights were reaffirmed in a recent Washington State Supreme Court ruling against At&T's service agreement. Consumers were denied the right to "file a class action lawsuit, require confidentiality, shorten the Washington Consumer Protection Act statute of limitations, and limit availability of attorney fees..." Read the Washington State Supreme Court ruling in McKee (Michael) v. AT&T Corp., No. 81006-1 . | |
To read Class Action News updated daily visit Class Action Related Headlines. Our Class Action News Search also contains links to recent Class Action Cases in the News. Our Class Action Litigation Library offers articles on Consumer law, Class Action, Tours, Travel Agents, and additional offsite legal articles. Read our recently posted CONSUMER LAW 2008 Update written by Judge Dickerson discussing consumer protection statutes most frequently used in New York State courts. This paper is prepared annually for New York State Civil Court Judges and the Town & Village Resource Center. This paper updates the information in earlier versions (2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006 and 2007) also found in our Class Action Litigation Library.
Other new articles in our library include Burdens of Jurisdictional Proof written by Professor Lonny Hoffman, George Butler Research Professor of Law at the University of Houston Law Center, discussing who bears the burden of jurisdictional proof under the Class Action Fairness Act. Avoiding Investment Fraud: Don't Get Taken and Avoid E-mail Scams: Don't Get Taken both written by Timothy E. Eble...
"It is a fact that any investments involve a certain degree of risk. So how does an invididual avoid being taken in by a fraudulent investment adviser?..."Also recently added "Choosing a class action rep"reprinted here by permission of LawyersUSA discussing important considerations an attorney must examine when selecting a class action representative...
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