Since the Constitution grants the power of the purse expressly to Congress (Art 1, Sect. 9, Cl. 7), a president has no power to obtain funding except very limited authority from only three possible sources: (1) a Congressional Appropriation; (2) […]
After class action claims are resolved, sometimes there are remaining funds because some class members can’t be found, died, moved, […]
In a blow to consumer protection, Congress recently voted to block all class actions against financial institutions. The Senate vote […]
Divorce is a difficult process – even under the best of conditions. The most pressing issue is to complete the […]
If in the last 13-plus years you’ve either received an email or postcard saying that you were part of a […]
As teased in last month’s issue, this month’s class action article will explore how class actions can be used as […]
Class actions are an area of law that brings out strong feelings in most people, including laypersons, lawyers, judges, politicians, […]
