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Class Action Litigation 2006: Prosecution and Defense Strategies
Chair(s):
Joel S. Feldman, Keith M. Fleischman
Practice Area:
Corporate law,
Litigation,
Pro bono,
Securities and other financial products
Published:
Jul 2006
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ISBN:
1402407742
PLI Item #:
8588
CHB Spine #:
H744
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Front Matter
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Recent Decisions of Interest
Chapter 2. The Class Action Fairness Act of 2005: An Overview of CAFA B and the Early Decisions
Chapter 3. The Class Action Fairness Act: One Year Later
Chapter 4. Cross-Border Class Actions— a Canadian Perspective
Chapter 5. Are Provisions Banning Class Actions in Abritration Agreements Enforceable?
Chapter 6. A Scorecard on Where Federal and State Appellate Courts and Statutes Stand on Enforcing Class Action Waivers in Pre-Dispute Consumer Arbitration Agreements
Chapter 7. The Use of Pre-Dispute Arbitration Agreements by Consumer Financial Services Providers
Chapter 8. Arbitration and Class Actions: A Contradiction in Terms
Chapter 9. Class Action Litigation Strategies: A Defense Perspective
Chapter 10. Class Certification—Defense Perspectives
Chapter 11. Defense Against Class Certification
Chapter 12. Class Certification Basics
Chapter 13. The Class Action Fairness Act: The Ill-Conceived Approach to Class Settlements
Chapter 14. Institutional Investors as Trend-Setters in Post-PSLRA Securities Litigation
Chapter 15. Arbitrating Class Actions
Chapter 16. 2(b) or not 2(b): When Can a 23(b)(2) Injunctive Class be Certified?
Chapter 17. A Hybrid 23(b)(2) Rule for Hybrid Class Actions? New Developments in the Use of Rule 23(b)(2) in Class Certification
Chapter 18. Recent Developments Affecting the Ethical Obligations of Attorneys in Class Actions
Chapter 19. Who Should Regulate Class Action Lawyers?
Chapter 20. Illinois Class Actions: Leveling the Playing Field
Chapter 21. Certain Issues Relating to Certified or Putative Class Actions
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