New Justice Neil Gorsuch’s first foray into securities class action law on the U.S. Supreme Court came on his first day on the bench Monday. Though he did not tip his hand explicitly, he showed less sympathy for plaintiffs than for defendants.
His predecessor, the late Antonin Scalia, usually expressed similar preferences, so the court may be ready to take on class action reforms again.
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