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May 2012
Case in Point
FEMA trailer makers settle formaldehyde claims
The plaintiffs alleged that the federal government and multiple trailer manufacturers failed to warn of the dangers, provided housing that wasn’t fit for use under the express warranty, failed to test the units to determine formaldehyde levels, and decided against safer, alternative designs. Suit against the manufacturers also alleged defective design and manufacture. In re: FEMA Trailer Formaldehyde Prod. Liab. Litig.
News
- EEOC wants rehearing of Eighth Circuit employee-class ruling
Courtney L. Davenport - Veterans used in experiments entitled to federal documents, court rules
Courtney L. Davenport
Verdicts & Settlements
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Just Filed
- ACLU class action seeks more public defenders in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
- Illinois residents claim oil refineries contaminated water
- Class action alleges banks’ ATMs aren’t accessible to blind people
- Homeowners sue insurer for unpaid claims stemming from Hurricane Ike
- Parents claim Facebook allowed teens to secretly rack up credit card charges
Certification News
- Investors claiming Pfizer lied about Celebrex, Bextra may proceed as class
- Seventh Circuit lets stand earlier certification of race discrimination suit against Merrill Lynch
- Court certifies class of IT workers brought from India to U.S. and forced to turn over tax refunds
- Certification denied in suit alleging air traffic at small Seattle airport decreased property value
- Court denies certification to Facebook advertisers claiming they were overcharged
