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Class Action Litigation 2007: Prosecution & Defense Strategies
Chair(s):
Joel S. Feldman, Keith M. Fleischman
Practice Area:
Corporate law,
Litigation,
Pro bono,
Securities and other financial products
Published:
Jul 2007
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ISBN:
9781402409295
PLI Item #:
11372
CHB Spine #:
H761
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Front Matter
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. 2007 Overview of the Class Action Fairness Act.
Chapter 2. Important Development Under California’s Consumers Legal Remedies Act—Act Does Not Cover Credit Transactions
Chapter 3. Attempting to Manufacture Predominance: Practical and Legal Concerns With Issue Certification Under Rule 23 (C) (4)
Chapter 4. Dukes v. Wal-Mart: A Defense Perspective.
Chapter 5. Coping With Electronic Discovery in Class Actions Under the New Federal Rules Amendments.
Chapter 6. Class Certification—Defense Perspectives
Chapter 7. Class Certification Basics
Chapter 8. The Post-PSLRA Securities Litigation Landscape: The Effect of Institutional Investors as Lead Plaintiffs
Chapter 9. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 23 and Advisory Committee Notes
Chapter 10. The Evolving Use of Rule 23 (b)(2) in Hybrid Class Actions Seeking Monetary Damages: A Hybrid Approach
Chapter 11. 2(b) Or Not 2(b): When Can a 23 (b)(2) Injunctive Class be Certified
Chapter 12. Selected Ethical Considerations in Class Action Practice
Chapter 13. Class Action Litigation Strategies: A Defense Perspective
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