Faruki Blog

California's "Shine the Light" Law: Protecting Your Business from Class Action Plaintiff's Lawyers' Newly Found Weapon

Generally, the California's "Shine the Light" law requires disclosure by any "business" that has disclosed "personal information" to "third parties".. Read More

Recent Ohio Decisions Regarding the Enforcement of Arbitration Agreements

Businesses commonly insert arbitration clauses in its contracts and consumer user agreements with the intent to avoid costly litigation. When.. Read More

The Supreme Court Arguments on Obamacare Have a Local Angle

Day Two (March 27) of the three days of Supreme Court arguments on Obamacare (officially, the Affordable Care Act) focused on the constitutionality.. Read More

Release and Covenant Not to Sue Bars Subsequent Class Action: Ninth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Putative Class Action

A recent decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit demonstrates that properly drafted covenants not to sue are needed in.. Read More

The Supreme Court of Ohio Task Force Releases Final Report on Commercial Dockets with 27 Recommendations; Recommends Permanent Commercial Dockets

This past week, the Supreme Court Task Force on Commercial Dockets released its final report titled Report and Recommendations of The Supreme Court.. Read More

Faruki Earns Ohio Super Lawyers 2012 Cover Recognition

Charlie Faruki, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L., was recently selected as the cover story and photo for the 2012.. Read More

FTC Targets Work-at-Home Programs and Announces Approval of Update and Revisions to Business Opportunity Rule

The Federal Trade Commission has been active recently in pursuing business opportunity sellers that market work-at-home opportunities. In the last.. Read More

Challenging Adequacy of Class Counsel: Misconduct Creating Serious Doubt that Counsel will Represent the Class Loyally Requires Denial of Certification

Defendants are often disinclined to attack the adequacy of class counsel in opposing class certification because challenges to the adequacy of class.. Read More

Early Class Certification Determinations and Use of Motions to Strike Supported by Sixth Circuit: Court Affirms Striking of Class Allegations and Rejects Certification of Nationwide Consumer Class Ac

Seeking to obtain early rulings on certification and avoiding the unnecessary burden and expense of defending meritless actions (at least through the.. Read More

Supreme Court Refines Rules of Personal Jurisdiction in Products Liability Cases

Do you produce products that enter the "stream of commerce" that end up being distributed to foreign jurisdictions? Do you fear you may be subject to.. Read More
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