Robinson v. Nexion Health at Terrell, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• expert could rely on statistical model to formulate his opinion as to class damages in complex antitrust case
• “It is manifest that the maintenance of class actions is superior to the institution of a multitude of individual lawsuits.”
• “[T]he Court may consider sua sponte plaintiffs’ motion to dismiss under Rule 9(b) as a motion for a more definite statement.”
• whether defendants, inter alia, “combined and conspired to establish artificially the basis price and effective selling price of refined sugar” is a common question
• “individual aspects of the question of fraudulent concealment do not predominate over the other common issues”
• purchasers of refined sugar that “was not a component part of anything else” sued sugar refiners for price fixing under federal antitrust laws

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).