U.S. Supreme Court
May 18, 2016
US Supreme Court's Spokeo ruling seen as win for defense bar
The nation's highest court on Monday ruled that a man's gripes about inaccurate information posted about him on Pasadena-based search engine Spokeo Inc. do not carry enough concrete evidence to make his federal complaint viable.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled that a man's gripes about inaccurate information posted about him on Pasadena-based search engine Spokeo Inc. do not carry enough concrete evidence to make his federal complaint viable.
The 6-2 ruling against plaintiff Thomas Robins is considered a victory among defense lawyers who wish to see fewer filings of class actions that, in their view, are legal...
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