Laura Powers v. Credit Management Services, In

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• holding that 12 individualized inquiries defeat the commonality requirement of Rule 23
• predominance and commonality not satisfied even though class members challenged a standard- form legal complaint
• where the plaintiffs presented an unresolved legal question whose resolution -8- No. 1-21-0195 was potentially dependent on the facts of a particular class member’s claim, the court held that the commonality, predominance and superiority requirements were not satisfied

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