Santiago v. Miles

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• addressing, and rejecting, this same argument in related action regarding same class representatives
• rejecting same argument in related ease as to same class representatives
• “Equally important, judicial economy and efficiency, as well as consistent judgments, are achieved by certifying the class.”
• common issues of securities fraud predominated although class members invested “at different times, for different periods, with different [entities, and] based on different knowledge (i.e., oral or written representations)”
• the court found that a potential class of 129 to 300 members met the numerosity requirement where the plaintiffs’ estimate was established through public documents and commonsense assumptions
• the court found that a potential class of 129 to 300 members met the numerosity requirement where the plaintiffs' estimate was established through public documents and common-sense assumptions

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).