Principles of the Law of Aggregate Litigation

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Principles of the Law of Aggregate Litigation is an American Law Institute project that provides modern guidance and best practices for handling complex aggregate and class action lawsuits in the United States.

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instanceOf American Law Institute project ⓘ
legal treatise ⓘ
restatement-like principles project ⓘ
aimsTo enhance efficiency in complex case management ⓘ
improve fairness in aggregate litigation ⓘ
promote consistency in handling class actions ⓘ
appliesTo class action lawsuits ⓘ
mass tort litigation ⓘ
multi-district litigation ⓘ
multi-party litigation ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
developedBy members of the American Law Institute ⓘ
hasForm book ⓘ
influences U.S. courts ⓘ
linked to: U.S. federal courts

litigation practice in complex cases ⓘ
jurisdiction United States ⓘ
language English ⓘ
legalDomain aggregate litigation ⓘ
civil procedure ⓘ
class actions ⓘ
complex litigation ⓘ
legalSystem common law ⓘ
provides nonbinding guidance ⓘ
principles for judicial discretion in aggregate cases ⓘ
recommended best practices ⓘ
publisher American Law Institute ⓘ
purpose to guide courts and practitioners in managing complex aggregate cases ⓘ
to provide best practices for class action lawsuits ⓘ
to provide modern guidance for handling aggregate litigation ⓘ
relatedTo Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23 ⓘ
class action reform debates ⓘ
complex litigation case management manuals ⓘ
subjectMatter allocation of settlement funds ⓘ
attorney’s fees in aggregate litigation ⓘ
case management in complex litigation ⓘ
claimant participation and notice ⓘ
class certification standards ⓘ
ethical issues in aggregate representation ⓘ
preclusion and res judicata in aggregate cases ⓘ
procedural rules for aggregate litigation ⓘ
settlement of aggregate and class actions ⓘ
targetAudience academics ⓘ
judges ⓘ
lawyers ⓘ
usedBy federal courts in the United States ⓘ
state courts in the United States ⓘ

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