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Publications

Overturning Settlement, Ninth Circuit Calls for “Something More” Than Mailed Notice
By: Jordan Elias
Daily Journal
Class Actions 101: How to Obtain (or Defeat) Class Certification
By: Adam Polk
American Bar Association Practice Points, 10.24.2019
California Supreme Court Adopts Relaxed Approach to Ascertainability Requirement in False Advertising Case
By: Adam Polk
American Bar Association Practice Points, 08.2019
Cooperative Federalism in Class Actions
By: Jordan Elias
86 Tenn. L. Rev. 1
Seventh Circuit: The Need for Extrinsic Evidence Is Not an Automatic Bar to Class Certification
By: Adam Polk
American Bar Association Practice Points, 05.2019
Class Action Strategy and Practice Guide
By: Dena Sharp (chapter co-author)
ABA Publication, Winter 2019
Ninth Circuit: Central District of California’s 90-Day Deadline to Move for Class Certification Incompatible with Rule 23
By: Adam Polk
American Bar Association Practice Points, 10.2018
Duke Law Proportionality Guidelines and Best Practices
By: Dena Sharp
Duke Law Judicial Institute (editorial board), Ongoing
“Fourth Circuit: No Presumption of Timeliness Where One Class Action Plaintiff Moves to Intervene in Another Class Action Prior to the Opt-Out Deadline”
By: Adam Polk
American Bar Association Practice Points, 07.2018
“Supreme Court to Review Cy Pres-Only Settlement in Google Privacy Case”
By: Simon Grille
American Bar Association Practice Points, 07.2018
“California Supreme Court: Unnamed Class Members Must Intervene or Move to Vacate to Gain Right to Appeal Class Settlements”
By: Adam Polk
American Bar Association Practice Points, 05.2018
“U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument in China Agritech Tolling Case”
By: Simon Grille
American Bar Association Practice Points, 05.2018
Course Correction—Data Breach as Invasion of Privacy
By: Jordan Elias
69 Baylor L. Rev. 574
Tilting at Windmills: Nationwide Class Settlements After In re Hyundai and Kia Fuel Economy Litigation
By: Jordan Elias (co-author), Adam Polk (co-author)
ABA Section of Litigation, Class Actions & Derivative Suits
“Ninth Circuit.” Survey of Federal Class Action Law
By: Jordan Elias (co-author), Adam Polk (co-author)
American Bar Association

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