The Top 10 Class-Action-Related Developments of 2017

By Paul Karlsgodt on January 10, 2018 Posted in Class Action Trends

2017 was a relatively quiet year for major class action news, especially in the Supreme Court, which addressed only a handful of cases that might have an impact on class actions and reached decisions only in a couple of those cases. However, there were at least enough noteworthy developments to put together a top 10 list. … Continue Reading

2015-16 Supreme Court Term – Is it Finally the End for Class Actions as We Know Them?

By Paul Karlsgodt on November 3, 2015 Posted in Class Action Trends

Editor’s Note: The following blog post was originally published by ClassActionBlawg.com. It is republished with permission. The October 2015 United States Supreme Court Term is already well underway, and there are several cases on the docket that could have a significant impact on class action practice. Here is a summary of the three cases this … Continue Reading

ABA Regional CLE Conference on Class Actions – June 19, 2014 in San Francisco

By Patrick T. Lewis on May 28, 2014 Posted in Class Action Trends

In case you missed it, the ABA’s Class Actions and Derivatives Suits, Consumer Litigation, and Mass Torts Committees are hosting a Regional CLE conference on June 19th at the University of San Francisco Law School in San Francisco entitled “Who’s in Charge Here?: The Role of Lawyers, Clients, Insurers, and Judges in Class Actions and Mass Tort … Continue Reading