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Education – Pandemic – Class certification | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Where a motion for class certification has been filed in litigation over a university’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, that motion should be denied because class adjudication is not superior to individual or aggregate litigation as a practical matter. “The Plaintiffs propose certifying the following class: ‘All students enrolled in an in-person/on-campus based program or
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Delivering on Promises from The Class Certification Stage

Northern District of California’s decision in Freitas v. Cricket Wireless underscores the importance of delivering on promises made at the class certification stage with respect to damages models to meet the requirements of Comcast and sustain certification.
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Employment – Misclassification – Class certification | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Where plaintiff delivery drivers alleging that they were misclassified as independent contractors have moved for class certification, that motion should be allowed, as the plaintiffs have satisfied the numerosity, commonality, typicality, adequacy, predominance, superiority and ascertainability requirements of Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. “Plaintiffs Justin Muniz, Mohammed Belaabd, Nelson Quintanilla, Jose
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Consumer protection – Class certification – Chapter 93A | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Where two plaintiffs, alleging that the defendant violated G.L.c. 93A by renewing the plaintiffs’ remote cloud-based services at higher prices than the ones they had initially agreed to, have moved for class certification, that motion should be denied because the plaintiffs have failed to satisfy the requirements for class certification articulated in Rules 23(a) and
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