UC Regents Win Student Suits Over COVID-19 Fee Refunds: A California federal judge has dismissed a pair of proposed class actions accusing the Regents of the University of California of withholding campus fee refunds in the midst of pandemic-related closures. The ruling argues that the regents are entitled to qualified immunity under the 11th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. (Law 360)
"Congress Must Pass The SAFE TO WORK Act," ILR President Says
COVID-19 Liability
Business groups say Gov. Wolf's civil immunity for healthcare providers not enough
COVID-19 Liability
Businesses Fear Consequences Of Possible Lawsuits Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
COVID-19 Liability
Class Actions: Auto Insurers Didn't Offer Enough Premium Relief Amid COVID Lockdowns
Class Action Litigation, COVID-19 Liability
ICYMI: "Congress Must Pass The SAFE TO WORK Act," ILR President Says
COVID-19 Liability
Oral Arguments Heard In Key ATS Case
Transnational
In The News Today- December 2, 2020
Class Action Litigation, State Attorneys General
ILR Asks FCC To Exclude Follow-Up Texts From TCPA
Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)
FCC Comments on Text Message Transmitted Through An ATDS
Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)
EU Lawmakers Pass Union-Wide Class Action Directive
International Initiatives
Soy Milk Maker Pushes For Dismissal Of Vanilla False Ad Claims
Class Action Litigation
In The News Today- November 24, 2020
Class Action Litigation
Despite Pandemic, Law Firms Are Filing More Tort Cases
Class Action Litigation, COVID-19 Liability
In The News Today- November 23, 2020
Arbitration
Bill To Provide COVID-19 Liability Protections Headed to PA Gov. Desk
COVID-19 Liability
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