Labor/Employment,
California Courts of Appeal
Jan. 22, 2018
Latest ‘Duran’ decision knocks plaintiffs’ lawyers use of statistical sampling
A decision in an epic class action could make it harder for plaintiffs’ lawyers to use surveys to muster evidence they need to certify a class.
FREUDENBERGER
A decision in an epic class action could make it harder for plaintiffs’ lawyers to use surveys to muster evidence they need to certify a class.
A 1st District Court of Appeal panel affirmed a lower court decision Wednesday that denied certification to a class of U.S. Bank National Association officers who claimed they were wrongfully denied overtime pay.
The opinion authored by Justice Robert L. Don...
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