That case is gonna take 5 or 6 years to percolate. To give everyone a true understanding of how SLOW that court works, I just watched oral arguments for a case filed in the US District Court for the District of Hawaii (defendants granted summary judgment, never went to trial) that was filed in 2012. And they JUST HEARD the appeal. It'll take another year, maybe more to get a decision. The Ninth Circus needs to be fractured into the 9th and (new) 12th.
Harvard, Yale and Columbia. Anyway, that's referencing a criminal case. Packingham v. North Carolina. Ironically, it involves a registered sex offender whose terms of his registration included no social media presence. He got on Facebook anyway. He was arrested for violating the terms of his registration, sued the state, and now we have a juicy precedent. A child sex offender set precedent for a lawsuit.
I stated that to illustrate that the Ninth Circuit moves slower than a slug. Did I say shit about saving Trump or saving the country? Nope.
Fuck off shill
Classes are a BITCH to get certified. Need to present the judge with a metric fuck ton of evidence that joinder is proper. We'd also be suing a shit ton of John and Jane Does, so discovery process would be very expensive but it would yield more dirt than we can possibly imagine.
Class action against Yahoo would make sense due to the massive security breach there. In reality, they handed out all of the info to Clowns. There's all of the requirements for standing in a class action against Yahoo. Injury (stolen identities), damages (to peoples' credit, reputation, etc.), and there is relief.