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Governmental Immunity from Negligence Claims an Issue in Recent U.S. and Canadian Class Action Rulings
Posted in Class Action News, Class Action Trends, Commentary, Federal Court Decisions, International Class Action Law, tagged canadian class action law, Crown Liability Act, Federal Tort Claims Act, FEMA, FTCA, Hurricane Katrina, Katrina class action on October 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Class action suits against governmental agencies in the U.S. and Canada for alleged negligence saw mixed results in a pair of recent rulings this past week, with a favorable ruling for the plaintiffs from a federal trial court in Louisiana and a ruling for the government by an appellate court in Ontario. As the AP reported on Friday, a federal [...]
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