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The Changing Landscape in U.S. Antitrust Class Actions

The Changing Landscape in U.S. Antitrust Class Actions

Autumn 2016, Volume 2, Number 1

By Dean Hansell and William L. Monts III No longer are antitrust damages class actions routinely certified with little factual inquiry, forcing defendants into settlements of potentially marginal claims. Rather, the courts focus extensively now on whether named plaintiffs can prove injury to class members on the entire class before…

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The Changing Landscape in U.S. Antitrust Class Actions
CPI
Jan 18, 2016
Consumer compensation and private antitrust enforcement in the U.K. – setting a trend for Europe?
CPI
Jan 18, 2016
Interview with Prof. Frederic Jenny
CPI
Jan 18, 2016
Balancing public and private enforcement – an Australian perspective
CPI
Jan 18, 2016
Private Damages and Class Action in India
CPI
Jan 18, 2016
Private Damages in Brazil: Early Beginnings, Big Stumbling Blocks
CPI
Jan 18, 2016
Antitrust Damages Claims: is Mexico in The Right Path?
CPI
Jan 18, 2016
Private Damages and Collective Redress in the EU — where do we stand a year after the introduction of the EU Damages Directive?
CPI
Jan 18, 2016
The development of private enforcement regarding damages actions in Chile
CPI
Jan 18, 2016

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