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  • The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has issued an opinion that relieves plaintiffs in securities litigation from making any showing of loss or materiality at the class certification stage.
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  • On June 22, 2010, the U.S. Department of Labor ("DOL") issued an Administrator's Interpretation publication that broadly defined who may be in loco parentis to a "son or daughter" for purposes of the FMLA.
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  • Inspectors general may soon have broader investigative power. Congress is considering enacting the Inspector General Authority Improvement Act of 2010, which would give inspectors general the authority to subpoena nonfederally employed witnesses under some circumstances.
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  • The NSW Attorney-General has this month announced plans to introduce new class action laws which will give the NSW Supreme Court the power to order that unclaimed damages awarded in class actions be paid to a public interest beneficiary which is not a party to, or represented in, the proceedings.
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  • An occupier of commercial premises owes a duty to take reasonable care to avoid a foreseeable risk of injury to a lawful entrant who is using reasonable care for his or her own safety.
  • NSW Announces Reforms to its Class Action Laws (Clayton Utz)
  • NSW's class action laws will be based on the Federal and Victorian regimes, but with some unique features.
  • Civil Dispute Resolution Bill - a Genuine Step Towards More ADR? (Clayton Utz)
  • Parties will be required to take "genuine steps" to resolve disputes before commencing certain proceedings in federal courts.
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