Pritchett v. Milstid

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that “Plaintiffs’ claims for fraud and deceit can be certified under Rule 23(b)(3) because the predominate question is whether Level engaged in misleading and deceptive sales practices”
• noting that “the financial resources of the class members” was among factors which the court may consider in determining whether numerosity requirement had been met
• noting that “the financial resources of the class members” was among factors which the court may consider in determining whether numerosity requirement had been met
• “[Wjhile Plaintiffs may have entered into differing contractual relationships with Level, the common question of whether Level’s practices are false, misleading and deceptive remains for resolution.”
• “Although the damage to members of the plaintiff class certainly differs in degree, the fact remains that the proposed representatives’ claims are typical of the class because the harm suffered is of the same type.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).