So What Is A Bellwether Trial?
ClassAction.org explains what bellwether trials actually are.
What You Need To Know
States Unite Against Supreme Court, Argue Class Action Fairness Act
The attorneys general of 46 states have asked the Supreme Court to rule that a federal law cannot be used to remove class action lawsuits from state courts.
Big Changes Coming For Telemarketing Rules
A new interpretation of the TCPA from the Federal Communications Commission will soon make it much harder for companies to use consumers' phone numbers.
Monsanto Announces End To EU GM Plans
Monsanto's in the news again - but this time it's not GM wheat contamination in the US. The company has announced to hold on plans to expand to the EU.
Gift Cards Expiration Laws – A State By State Review
Gift card rules change depending on the state. ClassAction.org provides this quick and easy guide to state laws and consumer rights when buying and using gift cards.
When Should You Give Someone Your Social Security Number or Zip?
Individuals are often asked to share personal information for perfectly valid reasons.
Vive la Action de Groupe – Class Actions Coming to France
A new law in France could see a class action-style group litigation introduced - but with key differences to its US counterpart.
Can Missed BreastScreen SA Cancers Legal Action for South Australian Gov.?
A two year transition period that led to incorrect mammogram readings at an Australian government clinic may now mean legal action.
Class Actions, State Sovereignty, and the Supreme Court
Can state-filed class actions be removed to federal courts, or does state sovereignty trump any attempt to do so? The matter may soon be settled.
U.S. Litigation Costs Ranked as No.1 in the World
The U.S. is the most expensive country in the world for litigation - but why, and is it worth it?