Class; Action; Commonality
68 issues with Texas opinions1971–2026
- Strict construction of class action appeal authority180 opinions · 1979–2026
- Determining standing to appeal for unnamed class members92 opinions · 1996–2025
- Determining predominance of common issues in class actions90 opinions · 1990–2022
- Constitutional requirements for legislative titles and class action origins76 opinions · 2001–2023
- Analyzing class action prerequisites and adequacy of representation63 opinions · 1982–2025
- Determining individual causation and damages in class actions56 opinions · 2001–2025
- Determining standing to sue in class actions50 opinions · 1991–2025
- Allowing mandamus relief in mass tort litigation47 opinions · 1993–2025
- Defining the scope and purpose of class action litigation40 opinions · 1990–2021
- Determining predominance in class actions regarding reliance39 opinions · 1999–2024
- Determining adequate representation in class actions37 opinions · 1984–2015
- Analyzing standing and warranty claims in class actions34 opinions · 1986–2022
- Analyzing elements of fraud and individual issues in class actions34 opinions · 1995–2017
- Reviewing trial court's class action determination under rule 4233 opinions · 1984–2015
- Determining commonality of class action issues32 opinions · 1988–2012
- Res judicata applying to class action litigation32 opinions · 1995–2025
- Adequately identifying and certifying a class action28 opinions · 1996–2015
- Trial court's obligation to protect class members under rule 4225 opinions · 1997–2015
- Determining class action viability under state and federal rules24 opinions · 1991–2022
- Discovery disputes under state rules24 opinions · 1978–2024
- Analyzing class membership and common questions in royalty disputes24 opinions · 1992–2015
- Litigation history and trial court judgment regarding antitrust claims19 opinions · 1998–2024
- Dismissal of class action suit for lack of individual standing18 opinions · 2001–2016
- Determining class of persons under regulatory statute18 opinions · 1993–2015
- Analyzing class action suitability for restrictive covenants17 opinions · 1979–2015
- Determining predominance of injunctive versus monetary relief in class actions17 opinions · 1992–2024
- Determining individual issues in class action contract disputes14 opinions · 2002–2024
- Defining due process requirements for class action participation14 opinions · 2003–2012
- Tolling statute of limitations in attorney general class actions13 opinions · 1994–2017
- Determining applicable law in class actions13 opinions · 2002–2013
- Failure to meet prerequisites for class action dismissal13 opinions · 1986–2012
- Determining superiority of class action procedure12 opinions · 1993–2017
- Determining class action manageability and typicality12 opinions · 2003–2013
- Preserving appellate rights in class action settlements12 opinions · 2006–2021
- Satisfying the typicality requirement for class actions11 opinions · 1987–2014
- Analyzing class action requirements and statutory interpretation11 opinions · 2015–2024
- Class action standing and scope of relief11 opinions · 2001–2021
- Determining commonality and typicality for class actions10 opinions · 1997–2015
- Associate's fiduciary duty regarding referral of matters10 opinions · 2002–2019
- Interrogatory discovery and class action claims9 opinions · 1971–2018
- Defining the policy and purpose of class action mechanism9 opinions · 1984–2020
- Determining class counsel duties and typicality requirements9 opinions · 1998–2022
- Certifying a class action and resolving common issues9 opinions · 1996–2009
- Analyzing class action maintenance and judicial economy8 opinions · 1988–2015
- Determining typicality of representative claims in class actions7 opinions · 2002–2025
- Limitation on plaintiff representation in class actions6 opinions · 1993–2019
- Exceptions to class action representation based on juridical links6 opinions · 2000–2022
- Analyzing parens patriae versus class action requirements6 opinions · 2010–2024
- Determining class action commonality and securities law elements5 opinions · 1990–2015
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