General Counsel's Guide to: Class Action Litigation
Focus on the Essentials - A CLE Series
Webinar
September 30, 2020
For access to the video, please email communications@bilzin.com.
Litigation partners Lori Lustrin and Melissa Pallett-Vasquez lead a discussion on class action litigation and answer the top five questions asked by General Counsel.
- Is my company on the plaintiff’s bar’s hit list?
- I have been served with a class action. Now what?
- Discovery: How can I keep costs down?
- What are my best weapons for defeating class certification?
- I want to settle. How can I ensure the agreement is approved?
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