Jurisdiction is both tricky and sticky. That is the lesson from a recent decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia,
D.C. Circuit Dismisses FDCPA Class Action Involving False Affidavits for Lack of Standing
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Ninth Circuit Holds Settlement of Lead Plaintiff’s Individual Claims Moots Class Claims
A hot button issue in class action litigation remains whether a lead plaintiff in a class action brought in federal court can continue to prosecute class claims after voluntarily resolving his individual claims.
Debt Collectors Can Send the Validation Notice by Email Without Violating FDCPA
Debt collectors concerned about using email to send the validation notice now have one less thing to worry about
The Pandemic, Rapid Unpredictable Change, and Your Business: Principles for Excelling in Trying Times
McDonald’s is contemplating the end of the customer-accessible soda fountain. Hotels are sounding the finale for all you can eat breakfast buffets.
What to Contract When You’re Constructing: Contract Language for a Post-COVID-19 World
Reopening for the construction industry recently began in Michigan, with projects resuming on May 7, ...
Forbearance Agreements – Everything You Want to Know but Have Been Afraid to Ask
Mortgage forbearance is a hot topic today, with ever-changing guidance, guidelines, and requirements being imposed on lenders and servicers.