In opposing the plaintiffs’ class certification motion, the defendants chose to attack the plaintiff’s adequacy as a class representative, as opposed to the usual broad-scale challenge to predominance. The defendants argued that the plaintiff was an inadequate class
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The US District Court for the Eastern District of New York issues a decision on the assignment of class action claims (In re Vitamin C)
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