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Every once in a while I actually open one of those seemingly hundreds of spam emails that I get from legal publishers each week.  Today, I had the even rarer occasion to come across one that was advertising a resource I might actually use.  The resource in question is a website called The Robing Room, operated by North Law Publishers, Inc.  With [...]

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During a reception yesterday, I met Lance Tanaka, local Denver representative of the American Arbitration Association (AAA), who tipped me off to AAA’s class arbitrations page.  The site has several great public resources for anyone interested in class arbitration rules or cases, including: AAA’s general Commercial Arbitration and Mediation rules The Supplementary Rules for Class Arbitrations The organization’s Policies [...]

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I recently came across Stanford Law School’s Global Class Actions Exchange, a fantastic resource for anyone interested in trends in class, group, mass and other collective actions outside the U.S.  The site offers a collection of papers presented by legal scholars from various countries on group action issues at a symposium held at Oxford University last December.  It also provides a [...]

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I received my quarterly issue of CADSreport recently and finally had time to read it today.  Although many cynics may take the name literally, CADS is actually an acronym for the Class Action and Derivative Suits Committee, which is part of the ABA LItigation Section.  I hadn’t checked the CADS webpage in a while and was pleased to find that [...]

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