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· 3/31/2010

Porcell v. Lincoln Wood Products, Inc.

Citations

  • 713 F. Supp. 2d 1305
  • 2010 WL 2070270

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • denying class certification where adjudication would require application of the law of nine jurisdictions to breach of warranty claims and the law of eight jurisdictions to unfair trade practices acts/consumer protection statutes claims
  • denying class certification where adjudication would require application of the law of nine jurisdictions to breach of warranty claims and the law of eight jurisdictions to unfair trade practices acts/consumer protection statutes claims
  • denying class certification where adjudication would require application of the law of nine jurisdictions to breach of warranty claims and the law of eight jurisdictions to unfair trade practices acts/consumer protection statutes claims
  • denying class certification where adjudication would require application of the law of nine jurisdictions to breach of warranty claims and the law of eight jurisdictions to unfair trade practices acts/consumer protection statutes claims
  • denying class certification where adjudication would require application of the law of nine jurisdictions to breach of warranty claims and the law of eight jurisdictions to unfair trade practices acts/consumer protection statutes claims
  • denying class certification where adjudication would require application of the law of nine jurisdictions to breach of warranty claims and the law of eight jurisdictions to unfair trade practices acts/consumer protection statutes claims

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Judges: M. Christina Armijo

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