Worldwide: Class Actions

On June 9, 2026, Talanoa Ili and Charlie Mirer, college football players at the University of Southern California and Stanford University, respectively, filed a class action lawsuit in the Northern District of California...

Fitness apparel brand Gymshark faces a proposed class action lawsuit alleging it built its brand through an extensive influencer marketing network without adequately disclosing material connections between the company and social media creators.

We launched the third edition of the Duane Morris Class Action Review, which is a one-of-its-kind publication analyzing class action trends, decisions, and settlements in all areas impacting Corporate America.

Ninth Circuit class action defense requires understanding how the "center of gravity" doctrine applies to consumer fraud cases. Unlike securities fraud or Ponzi schemes, consumer product cases involve weaker gravitational pull because products retain independent value beyond challenged representations, creating strategic opportunities for defendants to defeat improper class certification.

A federal court in Washington addressed whether an insurer could reform a commercial general liability policy to restore an exclusion that was accidentally deleted during renewal, and whether coverage existed under both CGL...

This comprehensive newsletter examines pivotal class-action decisions from federal and state courts across the United States, analyzing how courts are reshaping the landscape of class certification, arbitration, standing requirements, and procedural protections. From the Supreme Court's ruling on government contractor immunity to circuit-level determinations on ERISA claims and TCPA violations, these cases reveal evolving judicial approaches to collective litigation that will significantly impact both plain

The U.S. Supreme Court has resolved a circuit split regarding whether "last mile" drivers who transport goods within a single state can fall within the transportation worker exemption under the Federal Arbitration Act.

Duane Morris partners Jerry Maatman and Jessica La Londe, along with associate Ryan Garippo, explore the firm's Insurance Class Action Review, examining the evolving landscape of class action litigation in the insurance sector.

Kristine Argentine and Paul Yovanic examine the evolving landscape of arbitration, exploring recent developments in litigation strategy, shifting judicial perspectives, and the growing use of coordinated mass filings. They offer practical insights into when arbitration provisions still make sense and when companies may want to rethink their approach in light of current risks and trends.