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All Work By D. Theodore Rave

Article Oct 2017 Volume 105No. 5

The Information-Forcing Role of the Judge in Multidistrict Litigation

Andrew D. Bradt and D. Theodore Rave

In this Article, we address one of the most controversial and current questions in federal civil procedure: What is the proper role of the judge in the settlement of mass-tort multidistrict litigation, or MDL? Due to the Supreme Court’s hostility to class actions, MDL proceedings have begun to dominate the federal civil docket. To wit, […]

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