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August 2011
Case in Point
Diaper maker will strengthen warnings about diaper rash
The class alleged that although the defendant advertised Dry Max diapers as having the same ingredients as previous formulations, the diapers actually contained more polymers that produced acrylic acids, as well as chemical adhesives and fragrances, which caused welts and blisters on some babies. In re Dry Max Pampers Litig.
News
- Court allows loan modification suit against Bank of America
Courtney L. Davenport - CVS pharmacy double-bills customers, suit claims
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- Suit argues that Groupon should be subject to gift-card laws
- Residents claim nearby gas drilling causes hazardous pollution
Certification News
- Trial judge reverses earlier certification grant in Dow Chemical pollution suit, citing Wal-Mart v. Dukes
- Suit alleging Los Angeles Angels baseball team needs more wheelchair-accessible seating may proceed as class
- Court certifies suit claiming JPMorgan improperly reduced home-equity lines of credit
- Class may proceed with claims alleging major record labels fixed digital music prices
- Certification granted in suit alleging Disney parks discriminate against visually-impaired customers
- Debit-card overdraft suit gets class action status
