By: Michael Chou Introduction Attempts to squash public advocacy through fictional complaints are fun to read, until the potential of them being taken seriously sets in. On August 22, 2017, in the Western Division of [read more]

By: Tommy Tobin* The importance of subject-matter jurisdiction is axiomatic in federal courts. Parties must either get to federal court via a federal question or on the basis of diversity of citizenship. Given the [read more]

By: Adam Mohamed Without the class action, many consumers would have no practical remedy for damages suffered no matter how good a claim they may have. For instance, when a consumer believes he is sold a faulty Xbox 360 [read more]

I am sorry to burst the pink –no guilt in the color choice- bubble, but we are not there- yet. [read more]

By Max Scharf Converse is currently in the midst of litigation which seems to completely depend on the status [read more]

Should parents be permitted to exempt their children from immunization requirements? [read more]