Go west?

MDL No. 2291, In re: Wesson Oil Marketing and Sales Practices Litigation, may be substantially lacking for drama.  Defendant ConAgra started the action by moving for consolidation in the Central District of California, with the District of Nebraska as an alternative.  Four plaintiffs already on file in the C.D. Cal. (led by Wolf Haldenstein) concurred as to consolidation there.  Plaintiffs on file in a single case in the District of New Jersey belatedly filed a response seeking consolidation there.

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