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FORUM « "Climate Change Litigation Since Mass v. EPA" | "Foreign Courts Wary of U.S. Punitive Damages" » March 26, 2008When state AGs attack O'Melveny & Myers's Brian Anderson and Amber Taylor, in Legal Times. Summary: "As traditional class actions become a less reliable tactic for attacking business interests, a new one has emerged. Instead of finding a class to represent, plaintiffs lawyers are representing some state attorneys general in cases brought on behalf of the states and their citizens. The resulting lawsuit can pose a new and dangerous threat to defendants. But such lawsuits also have unique vulnerabilities." Posted by Walter Olson at 12:15 AM | TrackBack (0) |
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