Business, 05.02.2021 21:10 kykylove1126

Rodriguez, an attorney, is planning to file a class action lawsuit on behalf of 500 people against two corporations: Cheatco, a company that sold an allegedly defective bicycle to the 500 customers, and Failco, a company that allegedly provided defective metal to make the frames of the bicycles. All 500 people suffered similar head injuries as a result of the alleged defects. Rodriguez is alleging the injuries were caused by both Cheatco and Failco. Which of the following is true of this planned class action? a. It is a valid class action because it has a group of people with a similar type of injury
b. It is a valid mass tort action
c. It is an invalid mass tort action because it does not involve less than ten injured customers.
d. It is an invalid Class action because the injuries are alleged to have been caused by more than one defendant,

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