Proposition 64 effected the most sweeping change in Section 17200 practice in over 40 years. It eliminated the "unaffected plaintiff" standing rule that had prevailed for decades. And it eliminated "representative" actions – the so-called "nonclass class" action. The California Supreme Court ruled that Proposition 64 applies to cases pending as of its November 3, 2004 effective date, but that still leaves many important questions unanswered:

• Does Proposition 64 require proof of "reliance"?
• What does the new "injury in fact" standard mean?
• What test of "unfair" applies in consumer cases?
• Is the "likely to mislead" test of "fraudulent" business practices overruled?
• Have "omissions" cases changed under the new standard?
• How are private injunction actions affected?
• Did Prop. 64 narrow or eliminate competitor cases?
• What must be shown to get a UCL class certified?

Whether you represent plaintiffs or defendants, businesses or consumers, you need to know about the UCL's extraordinary reach and how it has been affected by Proposition 64. You'll hear first-hand from our expert panelists - the principal author of Proposition 64, the former President of the Consumer Attorneys of California, and our moderator, Justice Croskey.

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Highlights

Comprehensive Review of Proposition 64

Creative Uses of §17200

	Wage/Hour
	Consumer Claims
	False Advertising
	Insurance Bad Faith
	Banking
	Competitor Suits

Consumers Legal Remedies Act

Discovery in UCL Cases

Attorney Fees Awards

Injunctions

Settlement Strategies

Class Actions

Defenses and Counterclaims

Restitution

Procedure Tactics

Arbitration

New Cases

	Californians for Disability Rights v. Mervyn's
	Branick v. Downey Sav. & Loan Ass'n
	In re Tobacco II Cases
	Pfizer, Inc. v. Sup. Ct.
	Bardin v. DaimlerChrysler Corp.
	Laster v. T-Mobile USA, Inc.
	Anunziato v. eMachines, Inc.
	In re First Alliance Mortgage Co.

Presenters

JUSTICE H. WALTER CROSKEY
Calif. Court of Appeal
2nd Dist., Div. 3
MODERATOR

WILLIAM L. STERN
Morrison & Foerster LLP
San Francisco

SHARON J. ARKIN
Arkin & Glovsky
Pasadena

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CLE Credit

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