The fate of consumer class actions may soon be in the hands of the U.S. Supreme Court.
11th Circuit’s Body Blow to Consumer Class Actions Headed to SCOTUS
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Defined Terms in a Contract Matter: The Why, When, How and Where Of Defined Terms
Defined terms in a master service agreement may seem like boilerplate, but they can be determinative when disputes arise and dramatically impact the expected benefits of the contract.
“Clickwrap” v. “Browsewrap”: Recent 9th Circuit Decision Illustrates That Enforceability of Website Terms and Conditions Lies in the Details
Businesses spend a lot of time sweating over the design and look of their websites.
An Emboldened CFPB Means That You Should Immediately Examine and Audit Your Credit Reporting Practices
Unless you have been hibernating for the past few months, it’s impossible to ignore
Sixth Circuit Uses Lack of Article III Standing to Kick FDCPA and FACTA Putative Class Actions from Federal Court
Lack of subject matter jurisdiction for no standing under Article III of the U.S. Constitution is alive and well in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
Supreme Court Narrows the Scope of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act
The United States Supreme Court significantly narrowed the scope of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act‘s (TCPA) restriction on automated calls to cellular phones last week