“Do Opt-Out Settlements of $217.5 Million Foreshadow the Future of Securities Litigation?”: D&O Diary’s Kevin LaCroix looks into a recent phenomenon in securities litigation: Whether separate “opt-out” settlements that happen before the settlement of the entire class action will become the new norm. He says it may create “some very weird dynamics for the attempts to settle the class action.” (D&O Diary)
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