Seyfarth Synopsis: In its recent review of Seyfarth's 2018 Annual Workplace Class Action Litigation Report, EPLiC called it the "bible" for class action legal practitioners, corporate counsel, employment practices liability insurers, and anyone who works in related areas.
We are humbled and honored by the recent review of our 2018 Annual Workplace Class Action Litigation Report by Employment Practices Liability Consultant Magazine ("EPLiC") – the review is here.
EPLiC said: "The Report is a must-have resource for legal research and in-depth analysis of employment-related class action litigation. Anyone who practices in this area, whether as a corporate counsel, a private attorney, a business execu¬tive, a risk manager, an underwriter, a consul¬tant, or a broker, cannot afford to be without it. Importantly, the Report is the only publica¬tion of its kind in the United States. It is the sole compendium that analyzes workplace class actions from 'A to Z.'"
We are often asked – "How does it happen – how do you produce your Annual Workplace Class Action Litigation Report"?
The answer is pretty simple – we live, eat, and breathe workplace class action law 24/7.
Each and every morning we check the previous day's filings of EEOC lawsuits and workplace class actions relative to employment discrimination, ERISA, and wage & hour claims. We do so on a national basis, both in federal courts and all 50 states. Then we check, log, and analyze every ruling on Rule 23 certification motions and subsidiary issues throughout federal and state trial and appellate courts. This is also done on a national basis. We put this information in our customized database; we analyze and compare the rulings on class action issues and Rule 23 topics, and then we prepare an analysis of each and every decision.
Our class action practitioners – a group of over 175 Seyfarth lawyers – contribute to the process of building the database and analyzing decisional law on a daily basis.
We have being doing this on a 24/7 basis for over 14 years, and publishing the Annual Workplace Class Action Litigation Report in the first week of January of each calendar year.
The result is a compendium of workplace class action law that is unique in its analysis, scope, and comprehensiveness.
We are particularly proud that EPLiC recognized our Report as the "state-of-the-art report" on workplace class action litigation.
Thanks EPLiC. We sincerely appreciate the kudos.
Now, even less than half way through the year, we have tracked and analyzed more class action decisions to this point in 2018 than at the halfway point in past years. On this pace, our 2019 Report will cover more decisions than ever before.
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