Add to ORKGThis paper is the Comment for a symposium on Individualized Justice, Mass Torts, and Settlement Class Actions
It is the way of symposia that, after conveners assign topics for discussion, participants interpret...
Richard Marcus and Jack Coffee argue that federal judges are relying on the class action rule (Feder...
John Oakley has entitled the panel discussion, and now this symposium, Summing Up Procedural Justic...
This paper is the Comment for a symposium on Individualized Justice, Mass Torts, and Settlement Cla...
Class actions are important and useful both to deter wrongful conduct and to provide compensation fo...
This Note explores the problem of abuse of the class action device during the pretrial settlement pr...
This Article identifies a new and previously unrecognized trend in class-action settlements: release...
This Article begins with an account of the lawyer’s role in settlement in what we might call the tra...
This article situates the action in ADR theory by viewing it as a hybrid process that draws on both ...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
The American legal system has witnessed a gradual, almost surreptitious, movement toward collective...
This article argues that class actions should never be certified solely for purposes of settlement. ...
In the past decade, settlement class actions have become increasingly popular in mass tort litigatio...
In this Article, we discuss examples of class action settlements in which the conduct allegedly enga...
This Article seeks to advance the use of mass tort class actions and proposes that they are not only...
It is the way of symposia that, after conveners assign topics for discussion, participants interpret...
Richard Marcus and Jack Coffee argue that federal judges are relying on the class action rule (Feder...
John Oakley has entitled the panel discussion, and now this symposium, Summing Up Procedural Justic...
This paper is the Comment for a symposium on Individualized Justice, Mass Torts, and Settlement Cla...
Class actions are important and useful both to deter wrongful conduct and to provide compensation fo...
This Note explores the problem of abuse of the class action device during the pretrial settlement pr...
This Article identifies a new and previously unrecognized trend in class-action settlements: release...
This Article begins with an account of the lawyer’s role in settlement in what we might call the tra...
This article situates the action in ADR theory by viewing it as a hybrid process that draws on both ...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
The American legal system has witnessed a gradual, almost surreptitious, movement toward collective...
This article argues that class actions should never be certified solely for purposes of settlement. ...
In the past decade, settlement class actions have become increasingly popular in mass tort litigatio...
In this Article, we discuss examples of class action settlements in which the conduct allegedly enga...
This Article seeks to advance the use of mass tort class actions and proposes that they are not only...
It is the way of symposia that, after conveners assign topics for discussion, participants interpret...
Richard Marcus and Jack Coffee argue that federal judges are relying on the class action rule (Feder...
John Oakley has entitled the panel discussion, and now this symposium, Summing Up Procedural Justic...