Many thanks to the blog reader who provided copies of the appellate briefs in Pfizer v. Superior Court, ___ Cal.App.4th ___ (July 11, 2006):
- Pfizer's Petition for Writ of Mandate (filed 12/29/05)
- Real Party In Interest's Opposition (filed 03/09/06)
- Pfizer's Response (filed 03/29/06)
- Amicus Curiae Brief of California Attorney General (filed 04/21/06)
- Amici Curiae Brief of U.S. Chamber of Commerce et al. (filed 04/24/06)
- Amici Curiae Brief of Civil Justice Association of California et al. (filed 04/24/06)
- Amicus Curiae Brief of Product Liability Advisory Council, Inc. (filed 04/24/06)
- Real Party in Interest's Response to Amici Curiae Briefs (filed 05/15/06)
Kimberly, do you read Pfizer as holding that, with a 17200 class action, there is a requirement to establish that every single member of the class suffered a monetary injury? So, for example, if you had overtime class action, at least as to 17200, unless you could show that each and every person worked overtime, class cert would be inappropriate? It sure seems to say that, but I can't believe the Cal Supremes would let that slide by.
Posted by: TommyK | Friday, July 21, 2006 at 04:30 PM