Walker v. Ladd

How courts have described this case

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• finding a plaintiff with claims for statutory damages to be an adequate representative for a class action brought under the FDCPA
• acknowledging similarity of injury caused by the defendant’s letter sufficient to satisfy commonality and typicality requirements even if “the extent of the monetary damages suffered by individual class members varies”
• refusing to deny class certification in an FDCPA case when there were “substantial questions” regarding the defendant’s true net worth and when the defendant’s CEO “had ‘no idea’ ” about the status of a related entity disclosed on the defendant’s balance sheet
• using net worth to deny class certification

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).