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FORUM « Tabarrok in WSJ on malpractice insurance | NYTimes: what Milberg story? » May 22, 2006Class action refresher course Michael Dorf at FindLaw usefully reviews the ethical and principal/agent problems with class legal representation. He explains why hidden payoffs to named plaintiffs would constitute, if proved, "very serious wrongdoing" -- and also why problems with the class action format would persist even if all lawyers were saints. Posted by Walter Olson at 02:30 PM | TrackBack (0) |
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