The Bottom Line The New Jersey Supreme Court's recent holding is expected to eliminate no-harm class actions under the TCCWNA. Violations of the statute, unaccompanied by any injury to the consumer, will no longer be sufficient to support a claim. The need for class action plaintiffs to prove Continue Reading
Courts Begin to Rein in Scope of New Jersey Truth in Consumer Contract, Warranty and Notice Act
The Bottom Line As the barrage of TCCWNA-related class actions continues, courts are beginning to rein in the scope and applicability of New Jersey’s consumer protection statute. Claims by consumers who allege technical violations without any separate, identifiable harm may finally begin to Continue Reading