Dan Donovan Ragan Naresh
February 27, 2019 | New York Law Journal
Class Action Settlement Approval in an Era of Heightened Judicial ScrutinyRecent case law highlights that settling a class action is fundamentally different than settling an individual one. The courts take seriously their obligation to scrutinize class action settlements—and often decisions made years before a settlement can hinder the ability to settle a case on a classwide basis.
By Dan Donovan, Ragan Naresh and Carrie Bodner
8 minute read
August 10, 2018 | Texas Lawyer
Mitigating Energy Litigation Where Gaps in Jurisprudence ExistWhile oil and gas litigation is now back on the Appalachian court dockets, gaps in the jurisprudence could lead to potential pitfalls for the unwary.
By Dan Donovan, Ragan Naresh and Alexandra Caritis
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