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06Jul2009

California Supreme Court Holds that Class Action Requirements Apply to UCL Claims Brought on Behalf of Others

DateMonday, July 6, 2009 at 10:18PM

The California Supreme Court made clear in two recent decisions that class action requirements apply to UCL claims brought on behalf of others.  In light of the California voters' express intent in enacting Proposition 64, this holding is not particularly surprising.  For more on these cases (Arias and Amalgamated), please take a look here at a post by one of my firm's blog sites.

AuthorSpencer Y. Kook | Comments Off |
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