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Second Circuit: presumption of fairness no longer applies to class settlements negotiated at arm s length

When evaluating the fairness of a proposed class settlement, Federal Rule 23(e)(2) requires a district court to take into account, among other…

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Legislation would ban foreign governments from backing civil litigation in federal courts

WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) - Newly introduced legislation in Congress would ban foreign governments and sovereign wealth funds from underwriting civil actions in our federal courts, a more than decade old practice of litigation meddling that proponents of the legislation say is undermining our national security.

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Software Firm Loses Bid to Keep Louisiana Suit in Federal Court

A cybersecurity company that sold allegedly defective software to Louisiana sheriffs and enforcement districts failed to convince an appeals court the class action against it belonged in federal court.

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Read It And Weep, Subscribers - Attorneys Fee Award Delays Approval Of NYT Settlement

In Moses v. N.Y. Times Co., No. 21-2556, 2023 WL 5281138 (2d Cir. Aug. 17, 2023), Objector-Appellant Eric Isaacson (“Isaacson”) was successful in…

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