Posts from July 2021.
The Supreme Court’s recent opinion in TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez will have a significant impact in alphabet and data breach litigation specifically and class action litigation generally. We talk about the TransUnion opinion in more detail in our recent Legal Alert here. Anyone who is involved in class action litigation should become familiar with the case as the latest Supreme Court opinion to impact the class action litigation landscape.
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