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November 2011
Case in Point
Internet legal documents service practiced law without license
The class alleged that LegalZoom.Com, Inc., engaged in the practice of law without a license by using form templates and not having an attorney review or approve its documents. Suit also alleged deceptive trade practices, among other claims. Janson v. LegalZoom.Com, Inc.
News
- Supreme Court remand sparks debate over whether Wal-Mart v. Dukes applies to FLSA claims
Courtney L. Davenport - Supreme Court hears arguments in strip-search class action
Courtney L. Davenport
Verdicts & Settlements
Decisions
Articles
Just Filed
- Wage-and-hour suit filed against Louisiana staffing company
- Students sue Cal State Fullerton for excessive fees
- Class of motorcyclists claims arbitrary enforcement of Nevada's helmet law
- Protestors allege New York City arrested them as they peacefully marched across bridge
- Alabama probate judges wrongfully denied illegal immigrants marriage licenses, class claims
Certification News
- Court certifies class claiming Anthem Blue Cross denied coverage for outpatient mental health treatment
- Newspaper carriers claiming paper misclassified them as independent contractors may proceed as class
- Kansas Supreme Court affirms certification of suit over illegally faxed advertisements
- California district court denies certification to subprime borrowers' suit against Countrywide, Bank of America
- Certification denied to class of exotic dancers alleging minimum wage violations
