United States:
Casie Collignon To Present Program On Class Settlement Objections
26 November 2013
BakerHostetler
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Addressing class action settlement objections–including
those made by so-called "professional" objectors,
government agencies, and public interest groups–has become an
increasingly important part of any class action litigator's
job. On January 9th, our co-editor, Casie
Collignon, and Bruce D. Greenburg of Lite DePalma
Greenberg in Newark, N.J., will teach a CLE program that
will review the trends in this area and outline
strategies that counsel can use to reduce the risks posed
by class action objectors. Their program,
entitled "Class Settlement Objectors: Key Preventive
Measures and Tactics," is hosted through
Stafford. RSVP at the link–but don't delay, the
early registration deadline is December 6th.
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guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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