In this Consumer Counterpoint Quicktake, Kristine and Paul discuss a recent decision from a California federal court denying class certification in a website tracking pixel case against a healthcare entity. As part of this discussion, they analyze the type of common evidence is needed to satisfy the Rule 23 requirements and where speculation and inferences will fall short of meeting that standard.
Consumer Counterpoint Quick Take: California Court Denies Class Certification in Website Tracking Case
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Consumer Counterpoint Quick Take: California Court Denies Class Certification in Website Tracking Case