The Law of Class Actions and Other Aggregate Litigation

by Richard A. Nagareda

Nagareda's new casebook is the first to situate as a cohesive whole the ways in which U.S. law seeks to resolve related civil claims on an aggregate basis, integrating the study of class actions with emerging devices such as aggregate settlements, arbitration, and reorganizations in bankruptcy.

640 pages, Hardcover

First published March 5, 2009

Reviews

[Toby]

On the cutting edge but unfortunately outdated at the same time. This field of law is evolving so fast.

With no functional Legislative branch, the work of mass harms falls on the judiciary. Opiates, social media, AI.

The judiciary is saddled w/ the democratic debt of the US.