Bloom v. Federal Deposit Ins. Corp.

Appellant appealed from the district court's order decertifying a class of plaintiffs who asserted claims against the FDIC and denying plaintiffs' motion to permit appellant, who was not a named party to the action before the district court, to intervene. The court dismissed the appeal because appellant failed to notice an appeal of the denial of the motion to allow him to intervene. As a nonparty, he could not otherwise challenge the decertification order on appeal. View "Bloom v. Federal Deposit Ins. Corp." on Justia Law