Andrew Trask, author of the blog Class Action Countermeasures, recently sent me an advance copy of a new book that he co-authored with O’Melveny partner Brian Anderson: The Class Action Playbook (Oxford University Press 2010). The title is self-explanatory, and the book lives up to its name. It’s clear after just a few pages that the authors are [...]
Posts Tagged ‘class action scholarship’
The Class Action Playbook: the Essential Reference for Class Action Practitioners
Posted in Lawyers' Resources, Practice Tips, Uncategorized, tagged ascertainability, class action book, class action playbook, class action practice guide, class action scholarship, class certification, class certification brief, numerosity, plain language notice, practice tip, trask on October 12, 2010 | 2 Comments »
May 2009 Federalist Society Class Action Watch Now Available
Posted in Articles, Class Action Trends, tagged class action article, class action scholarship, federalist society, qui tam on May 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The latest issue of the Federalist Society’s Class Action Watch is now up and available on the organization’s website. Thanks to Randy Maniloff of White and Williams LLP, for the tip. A synopsis of Maniloff’s own contribution to the issue, from the author himself, appears below. Other interesting topics covered in the issue include trends in mortgage-backed securities litigation, [...]
Strong Article on International Class Arbitration
Posted in Articles, Class Action Trends, International Class Action Law, tagged class action scholarship, International Class Action Law, international class arbitration on February 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Many thanks to University of Missouri Law Professor Stacie I. Strong for the following tip about her article on international class arbitration. If you’re interested in developments in either class arbitration or international class action law, this article is a must read: Your readers may be interested in an article on international class arbitration that [...]

