Research

ILR’s cutting-edge research program examines the most pressing civil justice issues facing legal systems across the world. These papers by some of the world’s foremost legal experts offer potential solutions for a fairer legal system.

Frequent Filers Revisited: Professional Plaintiffs in Securities Class Actions

Before Congress intervened in 1995, exploitative securities fraud class actions were rampant. Plaintiffs’ lawyers cultivated stables of so-called frequent filer plaintiffs, sometimes with cash…

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Litigation vs. Restoration: Addressing Louisiana's Coastal Land Loss 2021

ILR Briefly: COVID-19 and Court Procedures

Private Antitrust Remedies: An Argument Against Further Stacking the Deck

Fact or Fiction: Ensuring the Integrity of Expert Testimony

Winter 2020 | ILR Research Review | Volume 7, Issue 2

The Future of AI Liability in the EU: Protecting Consumers Without Stifling Innovation

Fairer, Faster, Better II: An Empirical Assessment of Consumer Arbitration

Tort Liability Costs for Small Businesses

Tort Liability Costs for Small Businesses

ILR Briefly: TPLF in False Claims Act Cases

ILR Briefly: Third Party Litigation Funding in Qui Tam False Claims Act Cases

Summer 2020 | ILR Research Review | Volume 7, Issue 1

ILR Briefly COVID-19 Series: Public Nuisance at the Door

ILR Briefly COVID-19 Series: State Liability Problems and Solutions

ILR Briefly COVID-19 Series: Federal Liability Problems and Solutions

ILR Briefly COVID-19 Series: Liability Overview

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