I couldn’t resist commenting on this tidbit of class action-related news today. A New Jersey federal judge has granted a motion for extention of time to amend the complaint and make service of process in a would-be class action filed by a disgruntled New York Jets fan against the New England Patriots and their coach, Bill [...]
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