David Alan Weimer v. Continental Car &…

Summary

The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed summary judgment dismissing Weimer’s UTPA claims because the two-year limitations period began when he knew or reasonably should have known that the document fee caused a loss, not when he learned the fee might be unlawful. The court also upheld dismissal of the putative class claims, denial of leave to amend, and the award of costs and attorney’s fees. The court concluded that Weimer lacked standing to seek injunctive relief and that the fees awarded concerned litigation of his own claims rather than class-certification issues.