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11/04/2014

More on Class Mediation

For the ABA's 18th Annual National Institute on Class Actions held last month in Chicago, I published a paper on class mediation that expands on a blog post I published earlier this year.  If you'd like to read more practice tips on mediating class actions, you can find the paper here. 

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