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· 1/11/1905

In re Isaac Prager & Son

Citations

  • 134 F. 1006
  • 1905 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 391

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding the predominance requirement was satisfied despite individualized issues of consent
  • denying defendant’s objection to the class definition where the court “agree[d] with plaintiff that the new definition is simply a narrower version of the class definition presented in the [operative complaint]”
  • denying defendant’s objection to the class definition where the court “agree[d] with plaintiff that the new definition is simply a narrower version of the class definition presented in the [operative complaint]”
  • typicality satisfied where, among other things, class and lead plaintiff were all called for the purpose of debt collection using ATDS systems

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Judges: Jackson

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