Class certification motions require meticulous analysis of FRCP 23's six requirements, integration of complex expert reports, and careful coordination of evidence across multiple declarations. Attorneys typically spend 6-8 hours synthesizing expert testimony, drafting legal arguments for each certification element, and preparing comprehensive notice plans—all while ensuring every factual assertion is properly supported.
Class certification motions require meticulous analysis of FRCP 23's six requirements, integration of complex expert reports, and careful coordination of evidence across multiple declarations. Attorneys typically spend 6-8 hours synthesizing expert testimony, drafting legal arguments for each certification element, and preparing comprehensive notice plans—all while ensuring every factual assertion is properly supported.
CaseMark automates the entire class certification motion drafting process by analyzing your case materials, expert reports, and class definition to generate comprehensive arguments addressing all FRCP 23 requirements. The platform intelligently extracts relevant evidence, structures legal arguments for numerosity, commonality, typicality, adequacy, predominance, and superiority, and drafts a compliant notice plan—reducing 7+ hours of work to under 15 minutes.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Employment discrimination and wage-and-hour cases frequently require class certification motions when multiple employees face similar violations or discriminatory practices.
Employment class actions are one of the most common types of class litigation, requiring identical FRCP 23 analysis for certification of employee classes in discrimination, FLSA, and wage theft cases.
Securities fraud class actions require certification motions to represent investors harmed by misrepresentations or violations of securities laws.
Securities litigation is heavily dominated by class actions under Rule 10b-5 and other securities laws, making class certification motions essential for plaintiff's counsel in this practice area.
Consumer fraud, antitrust, and breach of contract cases involving multiple plaintiffs often require class certification to efficiently resolve claims against businesses.
Commercial litigation frequently involves class actions for consumer protection violations, deceptive trade practices, and antitrust claims that require comprehensive FRCP 23 certification motions.
Data breach and privacy violation cases involving multiple affected consumers require class certification to pursue claims for unauthorized disclosure or misuse of personal information.
Privacy class actions are increasingly common under GDPR, CCPA, and other data protection laws, requiring certification motions to represent large groups of individuals affected by data breaches or privacy violations.
Mass tort cases involving defective products, pharmaceutical injuries, or environmental exposure require class certification for efficient resolution of similar injury claims.
While many mass torts proceed as MDLs, certain personal injury cases involving similar injuries from common products or exposures benefit from class certification, particularly for medical monitoring or economic damages.
CaseMark analyzes your case materials and automatically structures arguments for all six FRCP 23 elements: numerosity, commonality, typicality, adequacy, predominance, and superiority. The platform extracts relevant facts from your expert reports and discovery materials, then generates tailored legal arguments for each requirement with proper evidentiary support.
Yes, CaseMark automatically extracts key findings, methodologies, and conclusions from your expert reports and weaves them into the appropriate sections of your motion. The platform ensures expert testimony is properly cited and aligned with the specific certification requirement it supports, eliminating hours of manual cross-referencing.
CaseMark reduces class certification motion drafting from 7+ hours to approximately 12 minutes. Simply upload your complaint, expert reports, and class definition, and the platform generates a comprehensive motion with all required sections, legal arguments, and a proposed notice plan ready for your review and customization.
Yes, CaseMark automatically generates a proposed class notice plan as part of your motion, including notification methodology, timeline, and content framework. The platform ensures your notice plan complies with due process requirements and aligns with the class definition and certification arguments in your motion.
At minimum, you need your case complaint, expert reports supporting certification, and your proposed class definition. Optional documents like discovery materials, class representative declarations, and precedent orders enhance the motion's depth and specificity, but CaseMark can generate a comprehensive draft with just the core materials.
Yes, CaseMark can tailor class certification motions to federal FRCP 23 or state-specific class action rules. Simply specify your jurisdiction, and the platform adjusts the legal standards, citation formats, and procedural requirements accordingly while maintaining comprehensive coverage of all certification elements.
CaseMark analyzes your case facts and expert reports to generate specific arguments demonstrating why common questions predominate over individual issues and why class treatment is superior to other adjudication methods. The platform identifies efficiency gains, judicial economy benefits, and practical advantages of class certification based on your case's unique circumstances.