28Feb
Supreme Court Decision on ERISA Statute of Limitations May Help Defendants Defeat Class Certification
Believe it or not, the Supreme Court of the United States just decided whether “to have ‘actual knowledge’ of a piece of information, one must in fact be aware of it.” The Court said “yes,” and it was unanimous. Most non-lawyers (and even some...
By:
Robinson+Cole Class Actions Insider
Related
On January 13, 2020, the U.S. Department of Treasury issued final regulations (the "Final Rules") th...
Read More >
As Tom celebrates the Astros franchise record of 104 wins (to-date) and Jay continues to avoid talki...
Read More >
Act No. 2 of October 17, 1961 (Act 2) created a procedural process for the expeditious adjudication ...
Read More >
Robinson+Cole’s Construction Group is pleased to bring you a recap of posts from our Construction L...
Read More >
On June 13, 2019, the Fourth Circuit overturned the ARB’s decision in favor of a complainant, rulin...
Read More >
As the new year approaches, California employer associations have taken action to prevent Assembly B...
Read More >