Duane Morris Takeaways: Since its inception in September of 2022, the Duane Morris Class Action Defense blog has now recorded its 100th post!!!!
Since our kick-off post, our data analytics show there have been over 20,000 views to blog posts, with thousands of our loyal subscribers reading about class action litigation developments. There are many highlights from the last 100 posts, but we wanted to provide just a few for you here. Click on the links below to see all the hot trends in class action litigation, and tune in below for a special thank you announcement from the blog’s editor, Jerry Maatman.
Overview Of The Last 100 Posts
We launched the first edition of the Duane Morris Class Action Review, which is a one-of-its-kind publication analyzing class action trends, decisions, and settlements in all areas impacting Corporate America. The Review has been prominently featured in the media and is a must-have for all human resources professionals, business leaders, and corporate counsel.
We also published five mini-books focused on specialized areas of law in class action litigation and on EEOC-Initiated litigation. Here are the links to our blog posts announcing the EEOC-Initiated Litigation Review, the Privacy Class Action Review, the Wage & Hour Class And Collective Action Review, the Private Attorneys General Act Review, and the Consumer Fraud Class Action Review.
The blog also kicked-off the Class Action Weekly Wire Podcast, where experts in the field discuss trends and hot developments. Tune in every Friday for a new episode!
Click here to read our most viewed blog post entitled Massachusetts State
Court Rules In Class Action That A Multiple-Choice Promotional Test Discriminated Against Minority Police Officers. Over 2,000 people read this post!
Click here to watch our most viewed Class Action Weekly Wire Podcast, regarding ChatGPT and artificial intelligence and the impact on class action litigation.
Thank you loyal followers for making the Class Action Defense blog your pick for class action litigation related information, trends, and analysis. We truly appreciate it! See below for a special message from the blog’s editor, Jerry Maatman. And please keep coming back, we promise to keep the content fresh!