Plaintiff moved to certify a class for a Fair Credit Reporting Act Section 1861e(c) claim in his putative class action against defendants. The court denied the motion, holding that plaintiff failed to demonstrate the class certification requirements of numerosity and ascertainability where a credit card issuer had closed thousands of credit card accounts based not only upon adverse reports generated by defendants, but in reliance upon other sources of information as well.

Court denied plaintiffs' motion to compel defendants' election of the subjective beliefs they intended to assert in defense at trial, where plaintiffs had other equally effective means of investigating defendants' intent. Plaintiff's motion to compel denied.

Defendant mother appealed from a finding in this Title Nine action that she abused or neglected her one-month-old child by leaving her unattended and without supervision contrary to a court-ordered safety protection plan.

In the Matter of Anton Hill v. David Howard

In the Matter of Devonte Moorer v. Anthony J. Annucci

Decision & Orders on Motions decided on:September 11&12, 2024

Court granted injunctive relief for tuition reimbursement where parents sought to maintain child's placement pending resolution of due process action. Motion for automatic injunctive relief granted.

Defendant Jonathan Beatty appealed his conviction and sentence for attempted murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.

Defendants Uber Technologies, Inc.

New York v. Cordell Gentry