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Is Certiorari A Possibility For SLUSA Question Not Addressed By Any Federal Circuit Court?

Allen Matkins on 7/7/2016

In Luther v. Countrywide Financial Corp., 195 Cal. App. 4th 789 (2011), the trial court ruled that state courts do not enjoy concurrent jurisdiction when a class action meeting the definition of a “covered class action” under...more

Do State Courts Lack Subject Matter Jurisdiction Over Covered Class Actions That Allege Only ’33 Act Claims?

Allen Matkins on 5/26/2016

In Luther v. Countrywide Financial Corp., 195 Cal. App. 4th 789 (2011), the trial court ruled that state courts do not enjoy concurrent jurisdiction when a class action meeting the definition of a “covered class action” under...more

Section 11 Class Actions And The Magna Carta

Allen Matkins on 2/23/2016

If you had a dispute in Medieval England, it would likely be heard in the court of the local baron. Some disputes, however, caught the interest of the monarch and would be heard in a royal court. In the twelfth century,...more

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Is Certiorari A Possibility For SLUSA Question Not Addressed By Any Federal Circuit Court?

Do State Courts Lack Subject Matter Jurisdiction Over Covered Class Actions That Allege Only ’33 Act Claims?

Section 11 Class Actions And The Magna Carta

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