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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 2643661" data-attributes="member: 60252"><p>I think the problem with the fraud claim is that it doesn't apply to a lot of those included in the class. They weren't made all the same promises. I was told by my lawyer that only claims that applied to the entire class could be included. The lawyers should have told you. They probably made the class bigger to comply with the MDL, and then the MDL cases were all sent back to the states anyway. Malpractice by the lawyers, who agreed to represent you, and then made the class so big that a lot of your claims couldn't be asserted. The contract itself doesn't make the same promises that induced you(and me) to sign, and most of the newer drivers based their signing on only what is in the contract. I think there needed to be a class action solely for those who were promised a totally different program in the group recruitment meetings in early 2000</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 2643661, member: 60252"] I think the problem with the fraud claim is that it doesn't apply to a lot of those included in the class. They weren't made all the same promises. I was told by my lawyer that only claims that applied to the entire class could be included. The lawyers should have told you. They probably made the class bigger to comply with the MDL, and then the MDL cases were all sent back to the states anyway. Malpractice by the lawyers, who agreed to represent you, and then made the class so big that a lot of your claims couldn't be asserted. The contract itself doesn't make the same promises that induced you(and me) to sign, and most of the newer drivers based their signing on only what is in the contract. I think there needed to be a class action solely for those who were promised a totally different program in the group recruitment meetings in early 2000 [/QUOTE]
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