Key v. Jewel Companies, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a court could alter a certification order after a decision on the merits “where warranted by more complete discovery.”
• stating that a court could alter a certification order after a decision on the merits \where warranted by more complete discovery.\
• trial court properly decertified class where initial certification was based upon pleadings that were later substantially amended
• trial court properly decertified class where initial certification was based upon pleadings that were later substantially amended
• individual determinations of proximate cause predominated over common questions where matter involved claims concerning various documents and oral representations, as well as different financial and operating expenses of numerous franchisees
• individual determinations of proximate cause predominated over common questions where matter involved claims concerning various documents and oral representations, as well as different financial and operating expenses of numerous franchisees

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