Urias v. Quiroz

How courts have described this case

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

• acknowledging that the fraud-on-the-market theory arose as a “practical response to the difficulties of proving direct reliance in the context of modern securities markets, which feature impersonal trading rather than face-to-face transactions”
• “In general, the question of defendants' liability for ERISA violations is common to all class members because a breach of a fiduciary duty affects all participants and beneficiaries.”
• “In general, the question of defendants’ liability for ERISA violations is common to all class members because a breach of a fiduciary duty affects all participants and beneficiaries.”
• “In general, the question of defendants’ liability for ERISA violations is common to all class members because a breach of a fiduciary duty affects all participants and beneficiaries.” (citation and quotations omitted)
• “Class actions are generally well-suited to litigation brought pursuant to ERISA.”
• certifying class with a total of 36 potential members

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).