Supreme Court holds that a participant in a defined-benefit ERISA plan who has received all vested benefits—and who has not shown a “substantially increased risk that the plan and employer would...
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...
U.S. Chamber and other business groups file en banc amicus brief urging Eleventh Circuit to reject no-injury FACTA class action that had permitted class action settlement where the named class...
U.S. Chamber files coalition amicus brief urging Supreme Court to hold that a participant in a defined benefit retirement plan does not suffer a cognizable injury for breach of fiduciary duty...
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...
Eleventh Circuit grants rehearing en banc in FACTA class action case, vacating panel opinion that had permitted class action settlement where the named class members had suffered no injury. The U...
Divided panel of D.C. Circuit holds that plaintiffs’ complaint satisfied Article III standing requirements in data-breach case. The U.S. Chamber filed an amicus brief urging the opposite outcome...
U.S. Chamber files brief urging Kentucky Supreme Court to affirm dismissal of uninjured plaintiffs’ claims for lack of standing under the state constitution.
U.S. Chamber joins coalition brief urging Eleventh Circuit to grant rehearing en banc to consider whether class settlement should have been approved due to lack of named plaintiff’s Article III...
