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Kristin McNamara, William Rooney, Jun 25, 2008
Courts are increasingly examining the factual and economic substance of putative class plaintiffs assertions that they will prove with common evidence a common injury to all members of the alleged class. In the antitrust context, a legal standard that requires a genuinely “rigorous analysis” of whether common questions predominate over individual issues has led courts to
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