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A Renewed Attempt To End Anticompetitive Pay-For-Delay Settlement Agreements

By WBE | 3.5.2012 | For Consumers, In The News, You Should Know
President Obama invoked the ire of the pharmaceutical industry a few weeks ago by including in his proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2013 a renewed proposal “to increase the availability of ...
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Traditional and New Media in Class Action Notice: The State of Play

By WBE | 3.2.2012 | Columns, Guest Post
The following is a guest blog post by Shannon Wheatman of Kinsella Media. As the Internet is increasingly used for communication, entertainment, news and information gathering, class action ...
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Second Circuit Reaffirms Refusal to Enforce Class Action Waiver

By WBE | 2.13.2012 | For Businesses, For Consumers, You Should Know
Earlier this month, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals reaffirmed its prior holding that a class action waiver was unenforceable where it effectively precluded plaintiffs from vindicating their ...
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Wexler Wallace Attorney Amber Nesbitt Interviewed for Res Publica

By WBE | 2.7.2012 | Chicago, In The News, The Firm
In the first Issue of Res Publica, The Northwestern Journal of Law and Social Policy blog and forum, Wexler Wallace Attorney Amber Nesbitt was interviewed about the Dukes v. Wal-Mart 2011 ...
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Warning: Spirit Airlines Wants to Continue Deceiving You

By WBE | 2.6.2012 | For Consumers, You Should Know
On January 24, 2012 a new U.S. Department of Transportation rule took effect requiring airline carriers to include all mandatory taxes and fees in their fares upfront.  Under this new ...
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Disappearing Cases

By WBE | 2.2.2012 | Columns, For Consumers, Guest Post, You Should Know
The following is a guest post by F. Paul Bland, Jr., a Senior Attorney for Public Justice. This probably won't shock you: five members of the U.S. Supreme Court really like mandatory ...
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