Stearns v. Select Comfort Retail Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• finding a class not ascertainable where the definition includes persons who have received refunds, replacements, or who have not suffered any damages at all
• declining to decide whether “workmanship” includes design defects where claim failed on other grounds
• “A buyer also must plead that notice of the alleged breach was provided to the seller within a reasonable time after discovery of the breach”
• “Plaintiffs’ negligence . . . claims may not constitute predicate acts for a UCL claim.”
• “Neither delay resulting from the 7 proposed amendment nor the prospect of additional discovery needed by the non-moving party in 8 itself constitutes a sufficient showing of prejudice.”
• “Federal Rule 22 of Civil Procedure 15(a)…should be applied with ‘extreme liberality.’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).