Recent Developments in Class Action Standing Requirements

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Recent Developments in Class Action Standing Requirements

Credit Hours:

1.00

Specialty Area:

None

Credit Type:

General

Original Air Date:

May 9, 2025

Credit Eligible In:

California

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Standing in consumer class actions has been a topic of interest following the Supreme Court’s 2021 decision in TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez. As federal courts begin to interpret the implications of this decision in the class action arena, the Supreme Court is set to address standing in class actions once more in Laboratory Corp. of America v. Davis. This presentation will provide an overview of recent developments in standing requirements for class actions and examine future implications in this evolving area of law.

Pamela Prescott, Esq.

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Kazerouni Law Group, APC.

Pamela Prescott was born in Los Angeles, California before moving to Orange County. She attended the University of Colorado, Boulder, where she studied Psychology. Pamela graduated cum laude from California Western School of Law in 2019 and she is admitted to practice law in California and Minnesota. She has handled complex litigation in every federal district court in California as well as several other states.

In August of 2019, Pamela joined Kazerouni Law Group, APC as a post-bar law clerk. After passing the July 2019 California Bar Exam, she joined the firm as an Associate Attorney. Pamela practices consumer rights litigation, including class actions for violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, illegal call recordings, and other unfair business practices. She also has extensive experience handling individual cases concerning illegal credit reporting (including identity theft), unfair debt collection, and employment law matters.