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Kevin S. Ranlett

We’ve previously written about the petition for interlocutory appeal in Chen v. Allstate Insurance Co., a TCPA class action that involves an important issue for class action practitioners: can a named plaintiff refuse an offer of judgment for full relief and continue pursuing a class action? The Ninth Circuit recently granted (pdf) the petition and can be expected to issue a briefing schedule soon. We’ll continue monitoring this important case and report any developments

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