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Carlisle v. St. Mary's Credit Union, 05-C-0090 (Hillsborough, North, Nov. 10, 2005)

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Topics: Class Certification, Super. Ct. R. 27-A

Case Information
Document Type: 
Opinion
Case name: 
Carlisle v. St. Mary's Credit Union
Docket Number: 
05-C-0090
Date: 
Nov 10 2005
Justice: 
Barry, Jr. James J.
Jurisdiction: 
Hillsborough, North

Presently before the Court is the plaintiff's Motion for Class Certification, in which the plaintiff argues that she has satisfied argues that she has satisfied the Rule 27-A certification requirements of numerosity, commonality/predominance, typicality, adequacy, superiority, and adequacy of counsel. The defendant objects. The pertinent facts have already been summarized by the Court in the Order on Defendant's Motion to Dismiss. See Carlisle v. St. Mary's Credit Union, Hillsborough Cty. Super. Ct. North, No. 05-C-0090, (Nov. 10, 2005) (Order, Barry J.).

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