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McLaughlin on Class Actions: Law and Practice is a two-volume treatise with CD-ROM that serves as a comprehensive and clear synthesis of extensive and wide-ranging developments in class action law and litigation.

This two-volume treatise is completely up-to-date and includes analyses of:

• recent amendments to Rule 23;
• the Class Action Fairness Act of 2003; and
• numerous United States Supreme Court and other appellate decisions that in recent years have recast the class action landscape.

Featuring user-friendly sample forms, McLaughlin on Class Actions: Law and Practice takes you through the progressive stages of class action litigation. It also includes discussion of Rule 23's application to the substantive areas in which class action claims are most frequently litigated, including securities, products liability, medical monitoring, antitrust, employment and race discrimination, ERISA, RICO, various statutory claims and other areas.

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