Summary:

Nagareda's new casebook is the first to situate as a cohesive whole
the ways in which U.S. law seeks to resolve related civil claims on
an aggregate basis, integrating the study of class actions with
emerging devices such as aggregate settlements, arbitration, and
reorganizations in bankruptcy.

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Dewey Class: 340 -- Law

Book Details:

Physical Description: 7.7"x10.1"x1.3"; 3.0 lb; 666 pages
Edition Info: Hardcover; 2009-03-05

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•	Law -- Procedures & Litigation -- Litigation (205)

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