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What if Contingent Fees Worked in Reverse?
CBC business columnist Michael Hlinka has this modest proposal for how to prevent class action abuse in Canada: make unsuccessful plaintiffs’ class action attorneys pay the defendant an amount e… more →
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What if Contingent Fees Worked in Reverse?
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 3 weeks ago: CBC business columnist Michael Hlinka has this modest proposal for how to prevent class action abuse … more →
Judge Jack Weinstein on Judge Jack Weinstein
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 1 month ago: Senior U.S. District Court Judge Jack B. Weinstein (E.D.N.Y), has become well known for his often-ci … more →
Litigation Funding for Representative Shareholder Actions in India
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 1 month ago: According to this article by Anindita Dey of the Business Standard yesterday, an Indian securities r … more →
Want to Cash in on the Next Class Action Settlement? Save Those Receipts
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 4 months ago: This report from Jim Williams of Chicago’s CBS affiliate, CBS 2, illustrates a common quandry … more →
Legislator Says Interlocutory Appeals of Class Certification Orders Key to California Economic Recovery
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 5 months ago: According to the Daily Pilot and the California Chronicle, a California lawmaker has introduced a bi … more →
Word of Advice for European Class Action Reformers?
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 5 months ago: Laptop Legal’s “Class Action Thought for the Day” looks to West’s “Hea … more →
2008 Recap of Class Action Decisions and Trends, America Votes
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 6 months ago: As the new year approaches, everyone seems to be doing a “top ten” list for 2008, so of … more →
AAJ Weighs in on "Judicial Hellholes"
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 7 months ago: The AAJ hasn’t published a “generous dispensers of recompense” list to compete wit … more →
Where Not to Get Sued
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 7 months ago: Legal Blog Watch has a new post from Robert J. Ambrogi up today summarizing the latest edition of th … more →
Class Action Blogojevich Weekly Review
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 7 months ago: Here are some blog posts from the week that was that might be of interest to class action practition … more →
CAFA Makes Strange Bedfellows of Trial Lawyers and Strict Constructionists
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 7 months ago: Mark Moller of the Cato Institute posted this commentary today arguing that true originalists should … more →
Consumers Don't Benefit from UK Collective Actions. So How Exactly Does that Make them Different from US Class Actions?
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 7 months ago: UK legal publication The Lawyer has an interesting article out today for anyone tracking trends in c … more →
Class Action Blogosphere Weekly Review
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 8 months ago: Class Action Blogosphere Weekly Review’s “Lay Down the Gauntlet” Challenge of the … more →
Politics and Class Action Reform
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 9 months ago: This evening, I came across an excellent blog article by David J. Sales, a trial lawyer with the Flo … more →
Will UK Damages Ruling Put a Damper on Collective Action Reform?
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 9 months ago: Efforts to expand access to collective redress in the UK have been the subject of several recent ent … more →
Class Action Blogosphere Weekly Review
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 9 months ago: Here are some blog entries from the week that was that might be of interest to class action practiti … more →
Does an Opt-Out Collective Action Scheme Spell Doom for Businesses in the UK?
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 9 months ago: Fullbright & Jaworski International attorneys Antony Corsi and Ian Pegram authored an article pu … more →
Class Actions as a Weapon to Stifle Democracy?
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 10 months ago: A few weeks ago, I commented on legislation proposed in Korea that would allow people harmed by publ … more →
Class Action Blogosphere Weekly Review
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 10 months ago: Here are some blog entries from the week that was that might be of interest to class action practiti … more →
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