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Can any case against a business be brought as a class action?

April 26, 2017Action Business Case class

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Can any case against a business be brought as a class action?

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No. Generally, a class action is proper only where the issues common to the class outweigh the issues which are unique to individual members of the class. Where a consumer or investor approaches Shepherd, Finkelman, Miller & Shah, LLP with a possible case, the firm makes a preliminary determination as to the merits of filing a class action. After the case is filed, the court will determine whether it fulfills all the requirements of a class action, and whether the class may be “certified.

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No. Generally, a class action is proper only where the issues common to the class outweigh the issues which are unique to individual members of the class. A lawyer makes a preliminary determination as to the merits of filing a class action. After the case is filed, the court will determine whether it fulfills all the requirements of a class action, and whether the class may be “certified.