O'Connor-Goun v. Weill Cornell Medical College of Cornell University

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• deciding that, with respect to standing under the Act, any Illinois consumers, or any nonresident consumers, who purchased the allegedly misrepresented products that were marketed in Illinois within the relevant time period have standing to sue
• deciding that, with respect to standing under the Act, any Illinois consumers, or any nonresident consumers, who purchased the allegedly misrepresented products that were marketed in Illinois within the relevant time period have standing to sue
• “if an individualized assessment of proximate cause should prove to be necessary ... those questions can be resolved — if necessary — after liability is determined and damages are being considered”
• “if an individualized assessment of proximate cause should prove to be necessary ... those questions can be resolved — if necessary — after liability is determined and damages are being considered”

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