Fourth Circuit holds West Virginia law regulating lawyer advertisements on medical drugs and devices does not violate the First Amendment and orders the case dismissed
Fourth Circuit denies rehearing of an appeal from class certification where the class did not suffer a uniform, classwide injury, nor any concrete injury at all. The U.S. Chamber filed an amicus...
U.S. Chamber files amicus brief opposing certification of a class containing members who suffered no injury but seek to pursue a novel theory of procedural harm under ERISA.
Ninth Circuit decertifies three classes, concluding that the presence of a large number of uninjured class members defeats predominance and remanding for resolution of factual disputes on the...
U.S. Chamber files amicus brief urging the Fourth Circuit to rehear en banc an appeal from a class certification where the class did not suffer a uniform, classwide injury, nor any concrete injury...
U.S. Chamber files coalition amicus brief urging Fifth Circuit to decertify insurance class action because of unavoidable intraclass conflicts and variations in state law.
U.S. Chamber files amicus brief urging Ninth Circuit to decertify class action because many uninjured class members cause individualized issues to predominate.
U.S. Chamber files coalition amicus brief urging Third Circuit to dismiss no-injury FACTA class action for lack of Article III standing because extra credit-card digits printed on receipt caused...
Eleventh Circuit reverses class certification order for lack of Article III standing in Telephone Consumer Protection Act case. The U.S. Chamber filed amicus briefs at the Rule 23(f) petition...
In a per curiam opinion, Supreme Court vacates Ninth Circuit’s decision and sends case back to Ninth Circuit for reconsideration of Article III standing issues. The Chamber filed an...