Objectors filed separate motions in April opposing a proposed $92 million class settlement as insufficient to resolve claims for TikTok's allegedly unlawful collection of biometric and other personal data.
and people were quite shocked and disappointed at his firing. i want to see how you see this all playing out. we re in court now and the toothpaste is out of the tube here. so we will see. there s always a possibility but this complaint was drafted to go a bit to go the distance. so i don t think settlement is necessarily going to come to the path any time soon. i think the thing to keep in mind is whether indeed this will remain a class brian flores brought a class action. you have to get class certification to move forward as a group, otherwise it will be an individual claim. in either case, flores will have to get past the motion to dismiss to get into discovery and get to the documents that could also help prove his case. if he can t get past the motion to dismiss, then this thing will be over before too long. billy corben, your final thoughts. this was a really brave and likely sacrificial act on the
of the browns who went 1 and 31 those two seasons say he might join the lawsuit as well. what more did you learn about the suit and its chances to go forward and be proven? well, willie, this is bad news for the nfl in as much as what we talked about was class certification. class certification is the process in a class action suit like flores has brought where basically a judge will allow a class to go forward where the liability element is much easier for the plaintiff to prove in terms of establishing what happened to them and establishing guilt. with hue jackson coming forward with these very explosive allegations against the cleveland browns and talking about his experiences there, that only pushes them fofrd. this information is discoverable. which means both parties will likely use it to support their assertions and their defenses as well. so there s going to be more of this that comes out, which is not good for the league. even if this is never something that gets to the tria
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