Class Action Decisions Published February 2025

Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P.

A highlight from this issue includes: 

  • Class Definitions. The Fourth Circuit held a class definition is improper if (1) it is just a list of class members, (2) it is defined in such a way that too many similarly situated injured persons are not included or (3) it included too many uninjured class members.

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