To opt in or opt out, that is the question.
It may lack the poetry of Hamlet, but it’s a perennial dilemma for potential class members with big individual stakes.
Conventional wisdom says individual plaintiffs with big claims should go it alone for maximum control and recovery. But sometimes, it’s better to be in than out.
September 11, 2019 at 12:46 PM
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To opt in or opt out, that is the question.
It may lack the poetry of Hamlet, but it’s a perennial dilemma for potential class members with big individual stakes.
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