William Monts III, Aug 15, 2011
Class action lawsuits are a staple of private antitrust litigation in the United States. Over the last four decades, they have become particularly prevalent in price-fixing cases involving consumer products in which the number of potentially injured individuals is great but individual damage claims, as measured by the so-called “overcharge,” are relatively small even after trebling. These cases aggregate large numbers of relatively small claims with t
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