Baltimore & O. R. Co. v. Doyle

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• where proposed class would number in thousands, these individuals could not be joined and numerosity prerequisite is met
• where proposed class would number in thousands, these individuals could not be joined and numerosity prerequisite is met
• “the atypical characteristics of individual Plaintiffs are not relevant to the Court’s assessment of typicality because they do not shed light on meaningful differences between Plaintiffs and prospective class members”

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