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Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
Decision of Interest on Standing: Second Circuit Denies En Banc Review in Amnesty Int’l v. Clapper
By Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
We covered earlier the Second Circuit’s decision in Amnesty International v. Clapper, 638 F.3d 118 (2d Cir. 2011), which held that the plaintiffs -- various attorneys, journalists, and labor, legal,…
Privacy & Data Security Law Journal
Data Breach — What’s the Harm??
By Al Saikali
A data breach can result in the exposure of private customer information (credit card information, social security numbers, email addresses, etc.) to unknown third parties who may fraudulently use that…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Fourth Circuit: Virginia Lacks Standing to Challenge Federal Health Reform
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
A unanimous three-judge panel of the Fourth Circuit ruled today in Virginia v. Sebelius that the State of Virginia lacked standing to challenge the individual health insurance mandate under the…
Ohio Appellate Insights
What’s On Their Minds? Standing in Regulatory Takings Cases.
Update: On August 30, 2012, the Court handed down a merit decision in Moore v. Middletown. Read the analysis here. Update: The merit decision in Clifton v. Blanchester was handed…
FDCPA Defense Blog
Why Your FDCPA Plaintiff May Lack Standing To Sue You
By Tomio Narita
Thousands of FDCPA lawsuits are filed in federal courts across the country each year, and in most cases, the plaintiff has not suffered any actual damages resulting from the alleged…
Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
Greenfest on the Dynamics of Standing
By Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
Seth W. Greenfest (University of Washington, Department of Political Science) has posted The Dynamics of Standing: How Congress and the Supreme Court Determine Access to the Federal Courts to SSRN.Abstract: Rules…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Ninth Circuit Says Plaintiffs Lack Standing to Challenge Individual Health Insurance Mandate
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
With all the to-do this week about the Eleventh Circuit's ruling in State of Florida v. HHS that the individual health insurance mandate in the Affordable Care Act exceeds congressional…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Third Circuit Dismisses Health Care Challenge for Lack of Standing
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
A three-judge panel of the Third Circuit on Wednesday threw out a challenge to the Affordable Care Act and its individual health insurance mandate because the plaintiffs lacked standing. The…
PrawfsBlawg
Winn, Hein, or Both?
Main Friday, July 22, 2011Winn, Hein, or Both?This is for the Fed Courts teachers in the audience. And I guess this is what constitutes a bleg:In teaching taxpayer standing, are…
Drug & Device Law
Economic Loss Plaintiffs Don’t Step Up To The Plate
By Bexis
When we convince a court that an action against one of our clients must be dismissed for failure to state a claim – say, for TwIqbal reasons – under Rule…