Background: Jason Corless and Bernie Cox filed a class action lawsuit against Bell Mobility Inc., challenging the defendant's attempt to alter the certified class definition or introduce a new sub-class.

Facts: Bell Mobility's motion to amend the class definition was dismissed, entitling the plaintiffs to costs. Plaintiffs sought $88,296.33 in costs, while the defendant proposed $45,000.

Issues/Main Discussion: The dispute centered around the costs associated with the motion to amend. The defendant argued that the plaintiffs' cost claim was excessive, suggesting a reduction based on their partial success.

Conclusion/Ruling: The court awarded the plaintiffs $65,000 in all-inclusive costs, rejecting the defendant's argument for a lower amount but reducing the plaintiffs' requested amount by approximately 20% due to the overzealous defense against the abuse of process allegation.

Amount Awarded: Plaintiffs were awarded $65,000 in costs, payable within 30 days, reflecting the effort required to resist the defendant's motion and the implications for the class members had the defendant succeeded.