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Class Action & Mass Torts
CPW’s Kristin Bryan Provides Live and Unscripted Analysis of TransUnion SCOTUS FCRA Class Action Oral Argument
Editor’s Note: This is a live feed that will be updated continuously during the argument. If new content does not load, refresh or revisit the page for the latest updates. Earliest…
Privacy World
CPW’s Kristin Bryan Provides Live and Unscripted Analysis of TransUnion SCOTUS FCRA Class Action Oral Argument
By Kristin Bryan, Angelo Carosio
Editor’s Note: This is a live feed that will be updated continuously during the argument. If new content does not load, refresh or revisit the page for the latest updates. Earliest…
Privacy World
CPW Live Blogs Ramirez v. TransUnion SCOTUS Oral Argument TOMORROW at 10 am EST
By Kristin Bryan, Angelo Carosio
Readers of CPW are already familiar with Ramirez v. TransUnion, which is poised to have a major impact on data privacy litigations. The much anticipated oral argument before the Supreme…
Business Litigation Blog
Supreme Court To Weigh Threshold for Article III ‘Injury’ in Class Claims for Statutory Damages
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on March 30, 2021, in a case that will help clarify when an intangible, nonmonetary injury is sufficiently “concrete and particularized” to give…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Court Says Request for Nominal Damages is Enough for Standing
Steven D. Schwinn, University of Illinois Chicago Law SchoolThe Supreme Court ruled last week that a plaintiff's request for nominal damages is sufficient to satisfy standing requirements and keep the…
Privacy World
Supreme Court Finds Nominal Damages Are Sufficient to Satisfy Redressability Requirement of Standing – Over Solo Dissent from Chief Justice
By Amy Doolittle, Angelo Carosio
There were a number of things that took me off guard with respect to the Supreme Court’s opinion yesterday in Uzuegunam v. Preczewski, Case No. 19-968. First, apparently for the…
Commercial Litigation Update
Understanding Standing Under Article III – and the Chief Justice Stands Alone
Our colleague Stuart Gerson of Epstein Becker Green has a new post on SCOTUS Today that will be of interest to our readers: Understanding Standing Under Article III – and the Chief Justice Stands…
Simple Justice
Tuesday Talk*: Nominal Damages or Advisory Opinion?
That snarkiest of justices, John Roberts, called The Brethren “advice columnists” in his first and only solo dissent in Uzuegbunam v. Preczewski. The 8-1 opinion, written by Justice Clarence Thomas,…
Privacy World
BREAKING NEWS Clearview AI Plans to Take its BIPA Challenge Over Standing to the Supreme Court
By Angelo Carosio, Squire Patton Boggs
In its latest filing in Thornley v. Clearview AI, No. 20-3249, defendant Clearview AI petitioned the Seventh Circuit to stay the issuance of its mandate in the litigation because it…
Understanding the ADA
Standing and What Does a Gateway Mean?
Today’s blog entry deals with two different cases and both of them deal with standing. The first case, Smith v. Golden China of Redwing, Inc., decided by the Eighth Circuit…