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California Prop. 64 Reins In Victimless Unfair Competition Consumer Lawsuits
On November 2, 2004, Californians voted overwhelmingly in favor of curbing abuses related to the state’s Unfair Competition Law (commonly referred to as the UCL or Section 17200). Proposition 64 adds standing requirements for private enforcement of consumer lawsuits, requiring the plaintiff to have suffered injury or lost property as a result of the challenged business practice. It also requires any plaintiff who purports to sue on behalf of others to follow California class action procedures, w
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