Eli Peritz v. Liberty Loan Corporation

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• describing one-way intervention as the problem created by potential class members waiting for a resolution of the merits before deciding to join the lawsuit
• noting, without deciding, that other circuits have held that a defendant may waive the one-way intervention protection of Rule 23(c) by moving for summary judgment before class certification
• “Section 23(c)(1) makes it plain in the second sentence thereof that the order determining class status is to be made and finalized ‘before the decision on the merits.’ ”
• \Section 23(c)(1) makes it plain in the second sentence thereof that the order determining class status is to be made and finalized 'before the decision on the merits.' \
• emphasis 10 Although Eisen and other cases cited below predate Rule 23(c)(1)(A)’s 2003 amendment, that amendment did not mean “to alter the standard itself[,] so . . . prior caselaw remains instructive.” Mary Kay Kane, 7AA Federal Practice and Procedure § 1785.3 (3d ed. 2019

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).