Litigation
Feb. 12, 2011
Proposal Aims to Delay Class Actions
In a new effort to limit class actions in California, a proposed bill would give defendants the right to appeal if a state court grants class certification in lawsuits filed against them.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a new effort to limit class actions in California, a Republican assemblyman proposed a bill this week that would give defendants the right to appeal if a state court grants class certification in lawsuits filed against them.
Assemblyman Brian Nestande, R-Palm Desert, said in a statement that the bill, AB 271, was necessary to make California more business friendly.
The plaintiffs' b...
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