The US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit vacates class certification order on ascertainability grounds in consumer false advertising case (Carerra / Bayer)

Richards, Douglas; Cormier, Christopher J.

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21 Aug 2013

The US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit vacates class certification order on ascertainability grounds in consumer false advertising case (Carerra / Bayer)

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US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, Carerra / Bayer, No. 12-2621, 21 August 2013

Purchasers of a diet supplement brought a class action asserting that Bayer falsely claimed that the

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Douglas Richards
Cohen Milstein (Washington)

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Christopher J. Cormier
Burns Charest (Washington)

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Douglas Richards, Christopher J. Cormier, The US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit vacates class certification order on ascertainability grounds in consumer false advertising case (Carerra / Bayer), 21 August 2013, e-Competitions US Private Enforcement, Art. N° 61455

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