United-States

• Catherine PICHE,"Public financiers as overseers of class proceedings, (2016), NYU JOURNAL OF LAW AND BUSINESS.     PDF
• Brian T. Fitzpatrick, “The End of Class Actions?” (2015) 57 Ariz L Rev 161
• Samuel Issacharoff & Thad Eagles, "The Australian Alternative: A View from Abroad of Recent Developments in Securities Class Actions," (2015) 38 U New S Wales LJ 179
• Linda S. Mullenix, “Putting Proponents to Their Proof: Evidentiary Rules at Class Certification” (2014) 82 Geo Wash L Rev 606
• Linda S. Mullenix, “Ending Class Actions As We Know Them: Rethinking the American Class Action” (2014) 64 Emory LJ 399
• Samuel Issacharoff, "Litigation Funding and the Problem of Agency Cost in Representative Actions" (2014) 63 DePaul L Rev 561
• Alexandra D. Lahav, “The Political Justification for Group Litigation” (2013) 81 Fordham L Rev 3193
• Alexandra D. Lahav, “Symmetry and Class Action Litigation” (2013) 60 UCLA L Rev 1494
• Linda S. Mullenix, “Aggregate Litigation and the Death of Democratic Dispute Resolution” (2013) 107 NW UL Rev 511
• Linda S. Mullenix, “Class Actions Shrugged: Mass Actions and the Future of Aggregate Litigation” (2013) 32 Rev of Litig 591
• Samuel Issacharoff, "The Governance Problem in Aggregate Litigation" (2013) 81 Fordham L Rev 3165
• Samuel Issacharoff, "Assembling Class Actions" (2013) 90 Wash U L Rev 699
• Alexandra D. Lahav, “Symmetry and Class Action Litigation” (2013) 60 UCLA L Rev 1494 PDF
• Alexandra D. Lahav, “Due Process and the Future of Class Actions”, (2012) 44 Loy U Chicago LJ 545
• Linda S. Mullenix, “Dubious Doctrines: The Quasi-Class Action” (2012) 80 U Cin L Rev 389
• Linda S. Mullenix, “Mass Tort Funds and the Election of Remedies: The Need for Informed Consent” (2012) 31 Rev Litig 833
• Samuel Issacharoff, "Fairness in Aggregation" (2012) 9 US-China L Rev 477
• Richard Nagareda, “Litigation-Arbitration Dichotomy Meets the Class Action, The” (2011)  86 Notre Dame L Rev 1069
• Alexandra D. Lahav, “Two Views of the Class Action” (2011) 79 Fordham L Rev 1939
• Richard Nagareda, “Embedded Aggregation in Civil Litigation” (2009-2010) 95 Cornell L Rev 1105
• Alexandra D. Lahav, “The Curse of Bigness and the Optimal Size of Class Actions” (2010) 63 Vand L Rev 117
• Brian T. Fitzpatrick, “An Empirical Study of Class Action Settlements and Their Fee Awards” (2010) 7 J Empirical Leg Stud 811
• Brian T. Fitzpatrick, “Do Class Action Lawyers Make Too Little?” (2010) 158 U Pa L Rev 2043
• Richard Nagareda, “Aggregate Litigation across the Atlantic and the Future of American Exceptionalism” (2009) 62 Vand L Rev 1
• Samuel Issacharoff & Geoffrey Miller, “Will Aggregate Litigation Come to Europe” (2009) 62 Vand L Rev 177
• Richard Nagareda, “Class Actions in the Administrative State: Kalven and Rosenfield Revisited” (2008) 75 U Chicago L Rev 603
• John Coffee, “Accountability and Competition in Securities Class Actions: Why Exit Works Better Than Voice” (2008) 30 Cardozo L Rev 407
• Samuel Issacharoff & Richard Nagareda, “Class Actions Settlements under Attack” (2008) 156 U Pa L Rev 1649
• Samuel Issacharoff, “Private Claims, Aggregate Rights” (2008) Sup Ct Rev 183
• Nicolas M. Pace, “Class actions in the United-States of America: an overview of the process and the empirical literature” Report 2007, available from the Stanford Law School PDF
• Richard Nagareda, “Bootstrapping in Choice of Law after the Class Action Fairness Act” (2005-2006) 74 UMKC L Rev 661
• Linda S. Mullenix, “Taking Adequacy Seriously: The Inadequate Assessment of Adequacy in Litigation and Settlement Classes” (2004) 57 Vand L Rev 1687
• Samuel Issacharoff & John Fabian Witt, “The Inevitability of Aggregate Settlements: An Institutional Account of American Tort Law” (2004) 57 Vand L Rev 1569
• Richard Nagareda, “Preexistence Principle and the Structure of the Class Action, The” (2003) 103 Colum L Rev 149
• Richard Nagareda, “Administering Adequacy in Class Representation” (2003) 82 Tex L Rev 287
• Richard Nagareda, “Closure in Damage Class Settlements: The Godfather Guide to Opt-out Rights”  (2003) U Chicago Legal F 141
• Alexandra D. Lahav, “Fundamental Principles for Class Action Governance” (2003) 37 Ind L Rev 65
• Linda S. Mullenix, “No Exit: Mandatory Class Actions in the New Millenium and the Blurring of Categorical Imperatives”, (2003) U Chicago Legal F 177.
• Richard Nagareda, “Autonomy, Peace, and Put Options in the Mass Tort Class Action” (2002) 115 Harv L Rev 747
• John Coffee, “When Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: Myth and Reality about the Synthesis of Private Counsel and Public Client” (2001-2002) 51 DePaul L Rev 241
• Richard Nagareda, “Punitive Damage Class Action and the Baseline of Tort” (2001) 36 Wake Forest L Rev 943
• Richard Nagareda, “Future Mass Tort Claims and the Rule-Making/Adjudication Distinction” (1999-2000) 74 Tul L Rev 1781
• John Coffee, “Class Action Accountability: Reconciling Exit, Voice, and Loyalty in Representative Litigation” (2000) 100 Colum L Rev 370
• Judith Resnik, “Money Matters: Judicial Market Interventions Creating Subsidies and Awarding Fees And Costs in Individual and Aggregate Litigation” (2000) 148 U Pa L Rev 2119
• Linda S. Mullenix, “Abandoning the Federal Class Action Ship: Is There Smoother Sailing for Class Actions in Gulf Waters?” (2000) 74 Tul L Rev 1709
• Janet Cooper Alexander, “An introduction to Class Action Procedure in the United States” (Debates over Group Litigaiton in Comparative Perspective, delivered at Geneva, July 21-22 2000) PDF
• Judith Resnik & Dennis E. Curtis, “Contingency Fees in Mass Torts: Access, Risk and the Provision of Legal Services When Layers of Lawyers Work for Individuals and Collectives of Clients” (1998) 47 U Pa L Rev 425
• Judith Resnik, “Litigating and Settling Class Actions: The Prerequisites of Entry and Exit” (1997) 30 UC Davis L Rev 835
• Judith Resnik, “Litigating and settling Class Actions: The Prerequisites of Entry and Exit” (1997) 30 YLS Faculty Scolarship 835
• Richard Nagareda, “In the Aftermath of the Mass Tort Class Action” (1996) 85 Geo LJ 295
• John Coffee, “Class Wars: The Dilemma of the Mass Tort Class Action” (1995) 95 Colum L Rev 1343
• John Coffee, “Corruption of the Class Action: The New Technology of Collusion” (1994-1995) 80 Cornell L Rev 851
• Judith Resnik, “Many Doors? Closing Doors? Alternative Dispute Resolution and Adjudication” (1995) 10 Ohio St J Dip Resol 211
• Judith Resnik “Procedural Innovations, Sloshing Over: A Comment on Deborah Hensler, A Glass Half Full, a Glass Half Empty: The Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Mass Personal Injury Litigation” (1995) 73 Tex L Rev 1627
• Judith Resnik, “Aggregation, Settlement, and Dismay” (1995) 80 Cornell L Rev 918
• John Coffee, “Regulation of Entrepreneurial Litigation: Balancing Fairness and Efficiency in the Large Class Action, The” (1987) 54 U Chicago L Rev 877
• John Coffee, “Rethinking the Class Action: A Policy Primer on Reform” (1986-1987) 62 Ind LJ 625
• John Coffee, “Understanding the Plaintiff's Attorney: The Implications of Economic Theory for Private Enforcement of Law through Class and Derivative Actions” (1986) 86 Colum L Rev 669
• John Coffee, “Rescuing the Private Attorney General: Why the Model of the Lawyer as Bounty Hunter Is Not Working” (1983) 42 Md. L. Rev. 215