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Krupski v. Costa Crociere: A “Sleeper” Case Before the Supreme Court That Could Dramatically Impact Civil Rights Plaintiffs’ Ability to Hold Wrongdoers Accountable by Melanie Hirsch, Public Justice Brayton-Baron Fellow .

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Coneff v. AT&T:  Corporation Based in Washington That Has Allegedly Cheated Customers Nationwide Can't Use Choice-of-Law Clause and Class Action Ban to Avoid Washington Law and Ban Nationwide Class Action by Leslie A. Bailey, Public Justice Staff Attorney.

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