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In excusing Sprint from searching its billing records to identify class members in this challenge to early termination fees, the district court did not fully meet its duty to act as the guardian of a
A federal appeals court has vacated a $17.5 million settlement, including nearly $5.8 million in attorney fees, in a class suit against Sprint Nextel over illegal service contract termination fees
Appellants lack standing to seek injunctive relief on behalf of the class of magazine subscription customers they seek to certify
A federal judge in Newark has ordered fact-finding into the validity of an agreement requiring Sprint Nextel customers to arbitrate their disputes
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