Rule; Class; Commonality
32 issues with Texas opinions1970–2026
- Reviewing class action certification under rule 4253 opinions · 1989–2018
- Determining adequate class representation under rule 42(a)(4)53 opinions · 1990–2017
- Improper use of rule 202 and required findings42 opinions · 1979–2026
- Evaluating class maintainability under rule 42(b)34 opinions · 1986–2015
- Limiting article 38.23 to exclusionary rule purposes33 opinions · 1970–2026
- Commission's interpretation of rule 23.66 and claims merit31 opinions · 1989–2025
- Determining class predominance and breach of express covenant27 opinions · 1994–2025
- Determining class typicality under rule 42(a)(3)17 opinions · 1990–2015
- Assessing class adequacy under rule 23(a)(4)14 opinions · 1995–2011
- Determining proper class representative membership under rule 23(a)13 opinions · 1999–2015
- Reviewing class representative sufficiency and rule 42 requirements11 opinions · 1980–2005
- Determining class action propriety under rule 2310 opinions · 1995–2009
- Determining indispensability when joinder is infeasible8 opinions · 1986–2024
- Establishing prerequisites for class action certification under rule 237 opinions · 1983–2017
- Decertifying class actions under rule 23 requirements7 opinions · 1987–2015
- Managing trial complexity in rule 23(b)(3) class actions6 opinions · 1993–2024
- Determining representative capacity under rule 42(a)(4)6 opinions · 1991–1998
- Determining commonality under rule 23(a)(2)5 opinions · 1998–2009
- Evaluating adequacy of class representatives under rule 235 opinions · 1989–2003
- Analyzing requirements for joinder and venue under statute5 opinions · 1999–2012
- Determining class certification under rule 23(b)(3) despite affirmative defensesthin3 opinions · 2004–2015
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