Class; Action; Commonality

23 issues with Minnesota opinions1978–2024

Toll of statute of limitations in successive class actionsthin4 opinions · 1986–2006
Analyzing class action requirements and mootness doctrinesthin3 opinions · 1989–1999
Purpose of class action to protect small claimantsthin3 opinions · 1987–2002
Examining class action interests and judicial economythin2 opinions · 1978–2013
Defining scope and purpose of securities class action lawsthin2 opinions · 2002–2008
Determining class action appropriateness factorsthin2 opinions · 2000–2002
Inadequate class representation by limiting damages soughtthin1 opinions · 1985
Determining class action viability and constitutional rightsthin1 opinions · 1990
Analyzing standing requirements for class actions under juridical link doctrinethin1 opinions · 2024
Analyzing common and individual issues in class actionsthin1 opinions · 1985
Preclusion of individual monetary claims by prior class actionthin1 opinions · 1993
Analyzing the scope of future antitrust litigationthin1 opinions · 1997
Defining class membership and standing for class actionsthin1 opinions · 1985
Defining representative plaintiff requirements for class actionsthin1 opinions · 2024
Maintaining article iii case or controversy in class actionsthin1 opinions · 1987
Satisfying the typicality requirement in class actionsthin1 opinions · 2002
Determining class action scope and statute of limitationsthin1 opinions · 1979
Allowing individual damages after class action for injunctive reliefthin1 opinions · 1994
Determining common issues of fact and law in class actionthin1 opinions · 2002
Decertifying class action status and representative standingthin1 opinions · 1992
Factual variations not precluding class action treatmentthin1 opinions · 1992
Analyzing class action manageability and qualified immunity issuesthin1 opinions · 1993
Refusing preliminary hearing on class action maintainabilitythin1 opinions · 1985

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Class; Action; Commonality