The Law and Economics of Class Actions: Volume 26
Publication Date:
2014-03-28Book Series:
RLWEEditor:
- James Langenfeld
Chapters:
- The law and economics of class actions
- Research in law and economics
- The law and economics of class actions
- Copyright page
- List of contributors
- The law and economics of class actions: Yesterday, today, and tomorrow
- From Hydrogen Peroxide to Comcast: The new rigor in antitrust class actions ☆ James Keyte, Paul Eckles and Karen Lent are partners in the antitrust group of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP.
- The class cert games: Coach, commentator, or critic? Comment on “From Hydrogen Peroxide to Comcast: The New Rigor in Antitrust Class Actions”
- Antitrust class proceedings – Then and now
- Econometric tests for analyzing common impact
- Assessing market efficiency for reliance on the fraud-on-the-market doctrine after Wal-Mart and Amgen ☆ Bajaj is the Global Head of the Finance and Securities Practice of Navigant Economics. Mazumdar is the Lead Director of the Finance and Securities Practice of Navigant Economics. Both are members of the Finance faculty at the Walter A. Haas School of Business, University of California-Berkeley. Daniel A. McLaughlin is Counsel with Sidley Austin LLP. The opinions expressed herein are opinions of the authors alone and not of their respective organizations or their clients.
- European collective redress: Lessons learned from the U.S. experience ☆ This article was originally presented at the Spring Meeting of the ABA Section of International Law, which was held in New York in April 2012. We have updated the original version to account for recent events.
- Cartel overcharges ☆ The author is Professor Emeritus at Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. He is indebted to Professor Robert H. Lande, who worked with the author on earlier law review articles on cartel overcharges; he also was responsible for locating several overcharges from antitrust verdicts in U.S. courts and provided meticulous comments on this version.