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Last week, the Supreme Court denied review in Ball v. FleetBoston Financial Corp., no. S165154. This case raised the issue of whether the CLRA applies to credit card transactions. See Ball v. FleetBoston Financial Corp., 164 Cal.App.4th 794 (2008). In my blog post on the Court of Appeal's opinion, I opined that the issue was ripe for review, but the Supreme Court seemingly disagreed.
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