Calif. Judge Denies Renewed Motion for Class Certification in Applied Underwriters Case



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  • Order


SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A California federal judge has refused to allow a former participant in Applied Underwriters’ workers’ compensation program to file a renewed motion for class certification, finding the narrowed class definition does not resolve the concerns identified in the prior order denying certification.

In an April 17 order, Judge William Shubb of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California concluded that a class action “is not a superior means of resolving the dispute.”

Shasta Linen Supply, Inc., Pet Food Express Ltd. and Alpha Polishing Inc. filed two separate actions against Applied Underwriters Inc. (AUI) and …

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