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Based on the facts before it, the Supreme Court in American Pipe limited the tolling of absent class member claims in at least two ways: (1) to cases in which class certification had been denied and (2) to cases in which the denial of class certification was not for lack of standing by the named plaintiff. American Pipe, 414 U.S. at 552–53. While American Pipe noted these limitations, courts have struggled with both restrictions because they can appear to lead to inequitable results and be inconsistent with the reasoning behind American Pipe. This has led some courts to allow tolling i...

New Public Art Installation In Downtown Tulsa Highlights City's Past, Bright Future A special piece of art is now on display outside the Cox Center in downtown Tulsa. The piece is called Highlight. Tirado says the giant two-pronged plug pays tribute to downtown Tulsa's Blue Dome District and represents the city's past reliance on natural resources. The electrical cord is made from metal that was created in Tulsa by American Pipe Bending. Then, the giant lightbulb, symbolizing Tulsa's bright future. Mayor G.T Bynum says Tulsa is an art city and this piece fits right in with the culture the ci...

Nevada's state legislature is well on its way to banning decorative lawns Andrew Paul © Screenshot: Hulu King Of The Hill Most of us have at least begrudgingly accepted that past generations’ much-vaunted life goals are now, at best, an American Pipe Dream. For those of you still on the white picket fence about that sentiment: try affording the oh-so-luxurious, single-income working class life depicted on And speaking of white picket fences, you’ll probably soon be forced to stop leaning against them whether you want to or not. As first reported last week by The La...

Advertisement And speaking of white picket fences, you’ll probably soon be forced to stop leaning against them whether you want to or not. As first reported last week by The Las Vegas Review-Journal, Nevada’s legislature will soon consider passing a bill which includes a rapid, statewide phasing out of decorative lawns by 2026. The bill was first proposed by the Southern Nevada Water Authority. The organization estimates that getting rid of non-native, ornamental grassy spaces near housing developments, businesses, and non-recreational spaces, could conceivably save the state around 12 ...

By: News On 6 TULSA, Okla. - Art will soon be added to the new plaza outside the entrance of the renovated Cox Business Convention Center in Tulsa. Preparations started Monday to install the artwork that Colorado-based Artist Andrew Tirado says has been years in the making. "A lot of work went into this. It was basically dominating my work life for the last two years," said Tirado. The piece is called Highlight and consists of a giant two-pronged plug that pays homage to the Blue Dome District. It’ll be connected to an electrical cord made of metal that was created in Tulsa at American Pip...