When four plaintiff firms proposed sharing the lead role in a big privacy class action against Apple and its app providers, U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar asked them to try again.
“Counsel should be aware that the Court is unlikely to appoint four interim co-lead counsel in this case,” he cautioned in a Sept. 16 order, suggesting one would be ideal.
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