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Class Action Watch March 2008

   
  Mar 31, 2008
  • Cy Pres Settlements by Theodore H. Frank
  • The Supreme Court Rejects "Scheme Liability" in Securities Class Actions by Larry Obhof
  • Dukes, et al. v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.: Ninth Circuit Affirms Largest Employment Discrimination Class in History by John Beisner, Evelyn Becker & Karl Thompson
  • The Problem of Class Action Tolling in Mass Tort Personal Injury Litigation by Jessica Davidson Miller & Geoffrey Wyatt
  • FACTA Truncation: Applicable to the Digital World? by Shawn J. Organ
  • Silberblatt v. Morgan Stanley: Class Action Court Protects Unnamed Class Members by Jack Park
  • "Reverse Bifurcation" Approach to Punitive Damages Trials in West Virgina by Mark A. Behrens & Christopher E. Appel

 

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