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Thursday, July 29, 2010

Class decertified for lack of numerosity

In Canal Insurance Co. v. Gibralter Budget Plan, case no. 4D09-70, the Fourth District ordered that a class be decertified because the plaintiff had not established the numerosity requirement of the class action rule.
Posted by Robert Glazier at 9:48 AM
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