Author: Luis Blanquez
The class chapters of the Google Play fight are closing. A federal court gave final approval in 2026 to the $700 million settlement resolving the claims of consumers and a coalition of state attorneys general. Small
Pogust Goodhead goes to court to retain control of dam case
Mariana Dam litigation: Retainer dispute
Class action firm Pogust Goodhead (PG) is seeking a court declaration that would deny the legality of the notice purporting to terminate its retainer for the Mariana Dam litigation.Earlier this month, Bailey Glasser International –
Preserving the Right to Arbitrate Against Unnamed Class Members
Does class certification strip a defendant of its right to compel arbitration against unnamed class members? The Third Circuit recently held that it does not, unless the party seeking arbitration has waived that right by expressly or impliedly demonstrating an
Amazon accused in lawsuit of systematic pregnancy discrimination
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In Brief
- Four former Amazon warehouse employees filed a proposed nationwide pregnancy discrimination class action.
- The lawsuit alleges Amazon denied chairs, bathroom and water breaks,
One Step At A Time: Another District Court Rejects The Lusardi Bifurcated Discovery And Conditional Certification Approach
By Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., Mike Rosenblatt, and Anna Sheridan Duane Morris Takeaways: On September 3, 2026, in Harris, et al. v. Shoe Show, Inc., No. 3:25-CV-00398 (W.D.N.C. Sept. 3, 2026), Judge Susan C. Rodriguez denied Plaintiffs’ pre-discovery motion for
Napoli Shkolnik Files Dupixent Cancer Lawsuit as Federal Litigation Expands
Napoli Shkolnik filed a lawsuit on August 7 on behalf of a Maryland couple against the makers of Dupixent, alleging that the widely prescribed eczema drug caused a rare and generally incurable cancer and that the companies knew about the
NLRB Republican Majority and Ralphs Grocery: Arbitration Confidentiality for Employers
NLRB Composition Shifts With Macy’s Arrival
On August 17, 2026, James R. Macy was sworn in as the newest member of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) after Senate confirmation on August 7. With Chairman James R. Murphy and Member
AI-Powered Call Transcription Tools Present Class Action BIPA Risk
We have all become accustomed to seeing pop-up notices on our video calls saying that an AI-powered technology is recording us. Sometimes the AI service even appears as a participant. Notwithstanding how commonplace these features have become, a recent decision
One and Done? How Rule 30 Limits Serial Corporate Depositions in Class Actions
Depositions are a mainstay of modern discovery. For corporate litigants, the affirmative duties that Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 30(b)(6) imposes often require significant investment to prepare corporate representatives. In class actions, those burdens can multiply quickly. But Rule 30
Cybersecurity Coalition Calls for Collective Action as AI Changes the Threat Landscape
A broad coalition of artificial intelligence developers, cybersecurity companies, financial institutions, technology providers, and other organizations has issued an open letter calling for a coordinated effort to strengthen cyber defenses.
“We have a limited window to strengthen cyber defenses.”