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Settlement, post‐settlement, and more: Issues in mediating class action cases

Margaret Shaw, Linda R. Singer

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Abstract In the first of two parts, Margaret L. Shaw, of New York, and Linda R. Singer, of Washington, D.C., review the specifics of managing a class action case that is using mediation.

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Abstract In the first of two parts, Margaret L. Shaw, of New York, and Linda R. Singer, of Washington, D.C., review the specifics of managing a class action case that is using mediation.

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Abstract In the first of two parts, Margaret L. Shaw, of New York, and Linda R. Singer, of Washington, D.C., review the specifics of managing a class action case that is using mediation.

Key concepts: Settlement (finance), Class action, Mediation, Action (physics), Class (philosophy), Sociology, Political science, Archaeology

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