The commonality requirement is a legal standard in class action lawsuits that necessitates the presence of questions of law or fact common to the class. It ensures that the claims of the group are sufficiently similar to warrant a collective legal proceeding, thereby promoting judicial efficiency and consistency in outcomes.
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