Reverses St. Louis judge on voluntary payment doctrine

By: Angela Riley August 4, 2009

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that the voluntary payment doctrine is not a defense for a violation of the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act. The court, in an opinion issued on Tuesday, allowed a class action against Charter Communications to proceed. The case was dismissed at the trial court level after Charter argued that customers had already ...

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Supreme Court allows Charter class action

Reverses St. Louis judge on voluntary payment doctrine

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