By Itir Yakar
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The California Supreme Court made class-action lawyers' lives easier Thursday by allowing broader access to information about injured consumers in a case that pitted the discovery process against privacy interests.
The closely watched case will affect the way that plaintiffs' attorneys recruit hundreds and thousands of potential class members whe...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The California Supreme Court made class-action lawyers' lives easier Thursday by allowing broader access to information about injured consumers in a case that pitted the discovery process against privacy interests.
The closely watched case will affect the way that plaintiffs' attorneys recruit hundreds and thousands of potential class members whe...
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