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Should the "maturity" of a proposed class action enter into a court's consideration of whether to certify a class? And, if courts should consider the maturity factor, what exactly does this mean? Law professor Linda S. Mullenix tracks the history of the concept of maturity in class action jurisprudence, and analyzes a recent 11th Circuit decision that mounts a frontal attack against the maturity factor and its relevance for class certification.
April 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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