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Beyond the Class Action: Lawyer Loyalty and Client Autonomy in Non-Class Collective Representation
2003
Social Science Research Network
2003: tlement leverage. Not only lawyers and the press are captivated, but so are the judges, policymakers, and academics who have spent a decade lavishing attention on class actions. Courts, including the Supreme Court on several recent occasions, have rendered prominent decisions on a range of class action issues.! Federal rulemakers have pored over the class action rule, producing several rounds of provocative ideas that resulted this year in a package of proposed reforms. Congress has
doi:10.2139/ssrn.389161
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