Davis, Insler, and Leible Achieved Significant Victory in Defeating Class Certification Motion

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Glenn E. Davis
Experience matters. For over 40 years, Glenn Davis’ unwavering commitment to clients has been the delivery of creative and efficient results in dynamic business disputes and cybersecurity challenges. His mission is to provide high-quality, cost-effective, and innovative legal solutions while adhering to the highest ethical standards and professional values. Sound legal judgment and strategic risk management dictate whether trial advocacy or alternative dispute resolution is the best path.
Charles N. Insler
Charles N. Insler is an accomplished writer who helps spearhead the firm’s appellate practice. He has briefed more than 15 appeals over the last five years, culminating in recent victories before the Illinois Supreme Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Mr. Insler’s appellate practice covers a variety of procedural and substantive legal issues and has reached all five Appellate Districts in Illinois, all three Appellate Districts in Missouri, as well as the Illinois Supreme Court, the Missouri Supreme Court, and the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the Seventh and Eighth Circuits. He is frequently asked to handle appeals for cases he did not handle at the trial level.

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HeplerBroom Partner Glenn Davis and Associates Charles Insler and Lindsay Leible recently achieved a significant victory in defeating a class certification motion brought in Cole County Circuit Court in Jefferson City, Missouri. In the proposed class action, Plaintiff asserted various allegations against our client, a mail order forms business, which included claims of Unlawful Practice of Law and violations of the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act. In his ruling, Judge Beetem closely tracked our client’s proposed Order in denying Plaintiff’s Motion for Class Certification. The case is noteworthy as it focused largely on the superiority element of class certification. Glenn Davis had previously negotiated a favorable assurance of voluntary compliance (AVC) with the Missouri Attorney General’s office to resolve a state injunction action.  Because the State, in essence, had already provided some form of relief for state consumers (although less than sought by the class), the Court accepted one of our client’s main arguments that the private proposed class action was duplicative. To read Judge Beetem’s entire Order, please click here.

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