Add to ORKGThe article focuses on the procedural, substantive, and communal benefits of remanding multidistrict litigation (MDL). Topics discussed include efforts of plaintiff\u27s lawyer in increasing their fees by implementing various fee provisions in settlement, the views of Judge John G. Heyburn on remand of MDL, and the importance of remanding MDL cases in dispute resolution
This Note proceeds in three parts. Part I provides a basic overview of the inherent power, with an e...
Closure has value in mass litigation. Defendants often insist on it as a condition of settlement, an...
A reply to Lynn A. Baker & Andrew Bradt, Anecdotes in the Search for Truth About Multidistrict Litig...
The article focuses on the procedural, substantive, and communal benefits of remanding multidistrict...
The article focuses on the need of remand in multidistrict litigation under the 1968 Multidistrict L...
The article focuses on various issues related to multidistrict litigation (MDL). Topics discussed in...
2018 marks fifty years since the passage of the Multidistrict Litigation Act. But instead of though...
The boundaries of federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) are blurring, as district courts seek innov...
This short article responds to Elizabeth Chamblee Burch\u27s article, Monopolies in Multidistrict Li...
Nearly 40 percent of the civil cases currently pending in federal court—now over 130,000—are part of...
The occasion for this Essay is the fiftieth anniversary of the enactment of the multidistrict-litiga...
Professor Elizabeth Chamblee Burch presented Judging Multidistrict Litigation at Duke University S...
On March 30, 2001, a somewhat surprising discussion took place among two judges, two plaintiffs\u27 ...
The article focuses on the U.S. Supreme Court\u27s approach in two cases Klaxon Co. v. Stentor Elec....
This Article examines the forces that lead to the settlement of product liability cases gathered und...
This Note proceeds in three parts. Part I provides a basic overview of the inherent power, with an e...
Closure has value in mass litigation. Defendants often insist on it as a condition of settlement, an...
A reply to Lynn A. Baker & Andrew Bradt, Anecdotes in the Search for Truth About Multidistrict Litig...
The article focuses on the procedural, substantive, and communal benefits of remanding multidistrict...
The article focuses on the need of remand in multidistrict litigation under the 1968 Multidistrict L...
The article focuses on various issues related to multidistrict litigation (MDL). Topics discussed in...
2018 marks fifty years since the passage of the Multidistrict Litigation Act. But instead of though...
The boundaries of federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) are blurring, as district courts seek innov...
This short article responds to Elizabeth Chamblee Burch\u27s article, Monopolies in Multidistrict Li...
Nearly 40 percent of the civil cases currently pending in federal court—now over 130,000—are part of...
The occasion for this Essay is the fiftieth anniversary of the enactment of the multidistrict-litiga...
Professor Elizabeth Chamblee Burch presented Judging Multidistrict Litigation at Duke University S...
On March 30, 2001, a somewhat surprising discussion took place among two judges, two plaintiffs\u27 ...
The article focuses on the U.S. Supreme Court\u27s approach in two cases Klaxon Co. v. Stentor Elec....
This Article examines the forces that lead to the settlement of product liability cases gathered und...
This Note proceeds in three parts. Part I provides a basic overview of the inherent power, with an e...
Closure has value in mass litigation. Defendants often insist on it as a condition of settlement, an...
A reply to Lynn A. Baker & Andrew Bradt, Anecdotes in the Search for Truth About Multidistrict Litig...