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For Workers Class Actions Are More than a Procedural Mechanism
In previous posts we have emphasized the importance of class actions to individuals seeking to enforce their rights against more powerful corporations, most recently in “Abbey Spanier Comments on the Harm to Individuals Caused by Pre-Dispute Arbitration Clauses.” As we … Continue reading
Tags: arbitration, calss action attorneys, class action, class action lawyers, class members, employee rights attorney, employment class action, gender discrimination, pattern or practice, pattern or practice discrimination claim, securities class action, sex discrimination, standards for class actions, Title VII, workplace discrimination, workplace rights
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Sen. Al Frankin Introduces Class Action Bill
Senator Al Frankin of Minnesota recently introduced a new bill to address the Supreme Court’s decision in Wal-Mart v. Dukes by restoring workers’ ability to challenge discriminatory employment policies and practices. To bring an action on a class-wide basis requires … Continue reading
Tags: class action, collective action, consumer class action, employment, employment class action, employment collective action, securities class action, Wal-Mart v. Dukes
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