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The Other Side of the CAFA Effect: An Empirical Analysis of Class Action Activity in the Oklahoma State Courts

Gensler, Steven S.

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of Oklahoma College of Law for supporting this research project and Richard Sutterfield at Kellpro, Inc. for his assistance in obtaining data from the sixty-four counties that utilize the

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of Oklahoma College of Law for supporting this research project and Richard Sutterfield at Kellpro, Inc. for his assistance in obtaining data from the sixty-four counties that utilize the

Key concepts: Class action, Class (philosophy), State (computer science), Action (physics), Demographic economics, Economics, Mathematics, Computer science

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