By George H. Friedman, SAA Editor-in-Chief
The District Court did not abuse its discretion when it reconsidered and reversed in part its previous Order compelling arbitration,
As promised, here’s a more detailed analysis of the Supreme Court’s Home Depot decision that the term “defendant,” as used in the general removal statute and in the class action removal statute,
In the final arbitration-centric decision of the Term, the Supreme Court on April 24 held 5-4 in Varela v. Lamps Plus, Inc.,
By Jeremy Root
In assessing best execution on a systemic basis, the individual trading strategies of the brokerage firm’s customers are not relevant and the damages caused by the alleged failure to provide best execution may be,
The comment period for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (“CFPB”) proposed rule banning class action waivers closed on August 22nd with a massive number of comments.
A sharply divided California Supreme Court holds that the question of whether an arbitration agreement allows class-wide arbitration should be decided by the arbitrators,