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AttorneyKelley Storey represents clients in a variety of commercial litigation matters, including contract disputes, mass tort claims and complex intellectual property matters. Kelley combines the technical acumen from her ...
Class certification can be a key battleground in class actions. Successful certification of a class often gives plaintiffs leverage in a case, while defendants that successfully oppose class certification may significantly limit or eliminate their potential liability.
Parties often rely on experts to support their class certification arguments, particularly where large data sets must be analyzed to identify members of the proposed class or to analyze alleged damages. The expert testimony can assist the fact finder in evaluating the relevant evidence.
To ensure that an ...
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