I am on a panel at the ALI/ABA Tenth Annual National Institute on Class Actions in San Diego, CA on Friday, October 6. I have been given the task of describing the growing trend of law professors appearing as expert witnesses in class action cases. Though I have been retained as an expert on a number of occasions, I have never seen anything written describing the practice, nor analyzing its legal, ethical, and strategic components. Click here for my thoughts.
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This site provides attorneys, judges, law professors and students with a comprehensive resource on class action law. The editor is William B. Rubenstein, Professor of Law at Harvard Law School. Professor Rubenstein's work emphasizes class action law: he has published, litigated, and served as an expert witness in the field and he regularly provides consulting services to attorneys involved in complex procedural matters.
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