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Class Actions Finally Come to Italy
A Securities Docket post today tipped me off to this Reuters article discussing the enactment of “Italy’s first law establishing class actions.” The law will take effect January 201… more →
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Class Actions Finally Come to Italy
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 1 week ago: A Securities Docket post today tipped me off to this Reuters article discussing the enactment of … more →
South Korea's First Class Action
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 3 weeks ago: The Korea Times reported today that South Korea’s first ever class action has been given a pre … more →
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 →
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 →
Dutch Class Action Settlement A Sign of Things to Come?
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 1 month ago: As reported by various news sources today and summarized in this entry from Ben Hallman at The Am La … more →
Sticking it to the Man in Canada, Class Action Style
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 1 month ago: While we here in the U.S. continue to litigate class actions over snake oil products and 75 cent cha … more →
Speeding Ticket? Don't Just Fight it, File a Class Action
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 2 months ago: According to this story from the CBC News, a class action has been filed against the Canadian Provin … more →
"Class Actions in Canada": the Source for Class Actions in Canada
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 3 months ago: The loyal reader will note that ClassActionBlawg covers class action trends in other parts of the wo … more →
Supreme Court of Canada Deals Setback to Nationwide Class Action Settlements
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 3 months ago: A colleague tipped me off today to the Supreme Court of Canada’s April 2 decision in Canada Po … more →
Could U.S. Deep Pockets Be Key to Expansion of Collective Actions in China?
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 3 months ago: ConsumerAffairs.com issued this report Tuesday about a “class action” lawsuit being cons … more →
Securities Class Actions on the Rise in Australia?
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 4 months ago: An article by Karina Barrymore published March 16, 2009 in heraldsun.com offers some interesting ins … more →
Strong Article on International Class Arbitration
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 4 months ago: Many thanks to University of Missouri Law Professor Stacie I. Strong for the following tip about her … more →
Could Korean Serial Killer Class Action Be Worth Billions?
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 5 months ago: According to South Korean newspaper JoongAng Ilbo, families of five victims have filed a “clas … more →
Is There Hope Yet for Group Lawsuit in Chinese Tainted Milk Case?
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 5 months ago: A February 12 article by Dune Lawrence on Bloomberg.com offers several keen insights into the legal … more →
New CADS Report Highlights International Class Action Litigation Trends
Paul Karlsgodt wrote 5 months ago: I just received my quarterly issue of the ABA Class Actions and Derivative Suits Committee (CADS) Ne … 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 →
Another Attempt at Collective Redress for Victims of Tainted Milk in China
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 5 months ago: Here is a follow up on a story of interest to anyone following the development of class and collecti … more →
Class Action Blogosphere Weekly Review
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 6 months ago: CABWR is finally back after a three week holiday hiatus! Here are some blog posts from the week tha … more →
Securities Class Action Trends in the US and Australia
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Paul Karlsgodt wrote 6 months ago: As we welcome in the first full business week of 2009, two news sources have recent stories discussi … more →
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