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2/11/2008
Lerach Sentencing A Sign of Class Action Clean Up
Lerach Sentencing A Sign of Class Action Clean Up
Interesting comment from Stephen Bundy, professor of law art UC Berkeley: "What you're watching is a bit of a transition from a world in which class-action practice did have some disreputable aspects to a different model that's much more responsible, publicly oriented and closely regulated..."
More on the changing face of class action litigation, via the LA Times.
-- MDT
More on the changing face of class action litigation, via the LA Times.
-- MDT
Labels: Bill Lerach, class action, securities, sentencing
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