Three California residents claiming several companies unlawfully overcharged them for auto insurance were denied class certification after a federal judge said they lacked standing for injunctive relief.
The Californians failed to show that a group of insurance companies—including National General Insurance Co. and Integon Preferred Insurance Co.—were liable for each other’s alleged failure to offer good drivers discounted rates. The plaintiffs also failed to show a threat of imminent harm to establish injunctive relief in support of class certification, the US District Court for the Northern District of California said in a Tuesday opinion. The court also granted summary …
