Author: Colin E. Flora

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Indiana Supreme Court Reminds of Obligation to Timely File Notice of Appeal After Interlocutory Appeal Accepted

Colin E. Flora | Feb 12th, 2021

Today, we look at an easy to overlook aspect of pursuing an interlocutory appeal in Indiana that can prove fatal to an appeal.

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Is Administrative Feasibility a Requirement for Class Certification? Eleventh Circuit says, ‘No’

Colin E. Flora | Feb 5th, 2021

In this installment of the Hoosier Litigation Blog, we examine the Eleventh Circuit’s recent rejection of “administrative feasibility” as a prerequisite for class certification under Rule 23.

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Seventh Circuit Takes Rare Deep Dive into Numerosity

Colin E. Flora | Jan 29th, 2021

This week, we take a brief look at numerous cases from Indiana and beyond before our main focus on what it takes to satisfy the numerosity requirement of Rule 23(a)(1) for class certification.

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Seventh Circuit Reminds that Spokeo Standing is a Double-Edged Sword

Colin E. Flora | Jan 22nd, 2021

This week, we look at two recent Seventh Circuit decisions showing the value of filing cases in state court to avoid Spokeo standing problems.