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ERISA Class Action Trends: Trial and Settlement Strategies

Leveraging the New Developments in Stock Drop, Cash Balance Plan, Fiduciary Duty, Plan Administration and Fee Cases

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Bellwether Trials: Evolving Trends in Class Action and Complex Litigation

Strategic Use of Bellwethers by Plaintiffs and Defendants

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Consumer Class Action Litigation

Leveraging New Developments in Class Certification, Causation and Reliance

*** Washington Supreme Court's Schnall v. AT&T ruling favors defendants ***

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Recorded Class Action Law Webinars

Lone Pine Orders in Class Action, Mass Tort and Products Liability Litigation

Bringing and Defending Pre-Trial Motions Regarding Exposure, Causation and Damages

Conducted on February 18, 2010

Class Action Settlement Strategies

Thwarting Professional Objectors and Managing Attorneys Fees, Notice Requirements, and Cy Pres Awards

Conducted on January 27, 2010

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Class Action Law Publications

Class Action Law Monitor

Your comprehensive one-stop briefing on class action litigation at every stage – in a concise, quick-reading format

Securities Class Action Reporter

Your exclusive source for tracking the latest developments in shareholder class actions – in a targeted, quick-reading format

In Current Publications

Securities Class Action Reporter

$8.7 Million attorneys’ fee award granted in AOL Time Warner class action

Class Action Law Monitor

Class action waiver renders Dell’s arbitration agreement unenforceable

Securities Class Action Reporter

Complaint against PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young adequately alleged

Securities Class Action Reporter

Denial of leave to amend complaint against Apple to re-allege securities fraud claim erroneous

Class Action Law Monitor

eBay ordered to respond to discovery requests related to class certification

Class Action Law Monitor

Employer’s custom of non-compensation for donning and doffing precludes collective action

Securities Class Action Reporter

Fraud claim alleging Morgan Stanley dismantled barrier between investment banking and research functions insufficient

Class Action Law Monitor

Lack of standing precludes action alleging government’s warrantless surveillance

Class Action Law Monitor

Residents outside mandatory evacuation zone state no claim for damages from gas release

Securities Class Action Reporter

Sanctions imposed on plaintiffs based on evidence spoliation

Class Action Law Monitor

Sprint Nextel customers fail to demonstrate applicability of CAFA exception

Securities Class Action Reporter

“Delaware carve-out” exception bars SLUSA preemption of state court securities fraud action