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Putting the Plaintiff Class' Needs in the Lead: Reforming Class Action Litigation by Extending the Lead Plaintiff Provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act

Kendra S. Langlois

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The Controversial Method for Choosing Class Counsel and Setting Fees, 11 No. 4ANDREWS'

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The Controversial Method for Choosing Class Counsel and Setting Fees, 11 No. 4ANDREWS'

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The Controversial Method for Choosing Class Counsel and Setting Fees, 11 No. 4ANDREWS'

Key concepts: Class action, Plaintiff, Settlement (finance), Lawsuit, Damages, Law, Civil procedure, Business

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