The following excerpt is from In the Matter of Coordinated Tit. Ins. Cases, 2004 NY Slip Op 50171(U) (NY 1/8/2004), 2004 NY Slip Op 50171(U) (N.Y. 2004):
for 'the damages that may have been sustained by any single [customer] will almost certainly be insufficient to justify the expenses inherent in any individual action, and the number of individuals involved is too large, and the possibility of effective communication between them too remote, to make practicable the traditional joinder of action.
(Weinberg v. Hertz Corp supra at 5).
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