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Articles in Fall 2005 issue of Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

Litigation as an Alternative to Regulation: Problems Created by Follow-On Lawsuits with Multiple Outcomes
by Willett, Linda A
WORKSHOP TRANSCRIPTS
Need to Study Coupon Settlements in Class Action Litigation, The
by Leslie, Christopher R
To Certify or Not: A Modest Proposal for Evaluating the "Superiority" of a Class Action in the Presence of Government Enforcement
by Hoffman, D Bruce
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Government Action and the Superiority Requirement: A Potential Bar to Private Class Action Lawsuits
by Malech, Steven B; Koosa, Robert E
Coupon Settlements: The Emperor's Clothes of Class Actions
by Hantler, Steven B; Norton, Robert E
Coupons and the Class Action Fairness Act
by Tharin, James; Blockovich, Brian

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