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Intricacies of the Class Action Fairness Act

Most medical malpractice attorneys deal primarily with individual clients and local medical providers and institutions. Sometimes, however, a case has broader reach, crossing state lines and encompassing claims by several plaintiffs. If the case is a class action lawsuit, a whole different set of rules and procedures come into play.

28 minute read November 29, 2005 at 08:48 AM
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Janice G. Inman
Intricacies of the Class Action Fairness Act

Most medical malpractice attorneys deal primarily with individual clients and local medical providers and institutions. Sometimes, however, a case has broader reach, crossing state lines and encompassing claims by several plaintiffs.

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