Rachel Brand, associate attorney general, speaks on a panel at the 2017 ChIPs Women in Tech, Law, & Policy Global Summit in Washington in October 2017. Credit: Diego M. Radzinschi / NLJ
Rachel Brand, leaving soon for a top legal post at Walmart, said the attorney general plans to review more class action settlements, and may file statements of interest in cases where the department finds a settlement unfair or unreasonable.
February 15, 2018 at 03:32 PM
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Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand said Thursday the U.S. Justice Department is looking to get involved in more class actions.
Speaking to members of the Federalist Society at a luncheon in downtown Washington, Brand said the attorney general plans to review more class action settlements, and may file statements of interest in cases where the department finds a settlement unfair or unreasonable.
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