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December 27

Posted By: bpadmin
Posted In: Blog , Litigation , Uncategorized
Tags: class action
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Class Certified in Medicaid Home-Care Services Reduction Case

The Southern District of New York certified a class for the class action suit against New York State’s Human Resources Administration based on the reduction of 24-hour home care services for people already receiving the service. The class consists of, among others, current Medicaid recipients wh...

August 16

Posted By: bpadmin
Posted In: Blog , Litigation , Uncategorized
Tags: class action, Litigation
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Cooley and New York Law School Students Fight Back from their Alma Mater’s Alleged Embellishment of Post-Graduation Employment Rates

A class action lawsuit filed this past Wednesday against Thomas M. Cooley Law School and New York Law School by several of its former students asserts claims that both schools are guilty of overstating and amplifying their post-graduate employment and salary statistics. These students are alleging t...

June 20

Posted By: bpadmin
Posted In: Blog , Litigation , Uncategorized
Tags: class action, discrimination, employment, Litigation
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- 998

Wal-Mart Prevails: Supreme Court denies Sex-Discrimination Class Action suit of 1.6 million women

The Supreme Court, overturning a decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, ruled in favor of the retail giant. The Court dismissed the class action suit brought on behalf of 1.6 million of Wal-Mart’s past and current female employees. Alleging that they had encountered a glass ceiling in ...

March 08

Posted By: bpadmin
Posted In: Blog , Litigation , Uncategorized
Tags: class action, Litigation
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Ultra-durable iPhone 4 breaks easily, user says

Despite being advertised as “ultra-durable and more scratch-resistant than ever,” Apple’s iPhone 4 smartphone is fragile and prone to break with normal use, according to a putative class-action suit filed in California state court. Plaintiff Donald LeBuhn’s complaint in the L...