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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.

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Two business man pulling money out of a water well: Enforcement Slush Funds Two business man pulling money out of a water well: Enforcement Slush Funds

Enforcement Slush Funds: Funding Federal and State Agencies with Enforcement Proceeds

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Fall leaves: Painting an Unsettling Landscape Fall leaves: Painting an Unsettling Landscape

Painting an Unsettling Landscape: Canadian Class Actions 2011-2014

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News Letter cover: From the Top News Letter cover: From the Top

The ILR Research Review – Winter 2014

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A business man operating a giant robot and attacking another business man: Lawsuit Ecosystem II A business man operating a giant robot and attacking another business man: Lawsuit Ecosystem II

Lawsuit Ecosystem II: New Trends, Targets and Players

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A laboratory with glass beakers: Laboratories of Tort Law A laboratory with glass beakers: Laboratories of Tort Law

Laboratories of Tort Law: A Three-Year Review of Key State Supreme Court Decisions

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A business man protecting himself with a shield from a barrage of arrows: The Firrea Revival A business man protecting himself with a shield from a barrage of arrows: The Firrea Revival

The FIRREA Revival: Dredging Up Solutions to the Financial Crisis

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A business man holding a bunch of questions bubbles: Perils and Pitfalls A business man holding a bunch of questions bubbles: Perils and Pitfalls

Perils and Pitfalls: Social Media Law and the Workplace

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Business people falling from the sky into the United States: Federal cases from Foreign Places Business people falling from the sky into the United States: Federal cases from Foreign Places

Federal Cases from Foreign Places: How the Supreme Court Has Limited Foreign Disputes From Flooding U.S. Courts

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Arrows pointing in every direction: Unprincipled Prosecution Arrows pointing in every direction: Unprincipled Prosecution

Unprincipled Prosecution: Abuse of Power and Profiteering in the New ‘Litigation Swarm’

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A business man running with a briefcase on a globe made from different currencies: An Oversight Regime for Litigation Funding in Australia A business man running with a briefcase on a globe made from different currencies: An Oversight Regime for Litigation Funding in Australia

An Oversight Regime for Litigation Funding in Australia

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A colorful map with South America: Following Each Other's Lead A colorful map with South America: Following Each Other's Lead

Following Each Other’s Lead: Law Reform in Latin America

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Laboratory building: Class Action Evolution Laboratory building: Class Action Evolution

Class Action Evolution: Improving the Litigation Climate in Brazil

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ILR Newsletter: From the Top The Presidents Perspective ILR Newsletter: From the Top The Presidents Perspective

The ILR Research Review – Spring 2014

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A traffic stop light: Ripe for Reform A traffic stop light: Ripe for Reform

Ripe for Reform: Improving the Australian Class Action Regime

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Red and Blue Generic Covers for Old Research: As Kiobel Turns One, Its Effect Remains Unclear Red and Blue Generic Covers for Old Research: As Kiobel Turns One, Its Effect Remains Unclear

As Kiobel Turns One, Its Effect Remains Unclear

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A roll of sewing string with a tangled end: Unclaimed Property A roll of sewing string with a tangled end: Unclaimed Property

Unclaimed Property – Best Practices for State Administrators and the Use of Private Audit Firms

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A question mark made out of money symbols: Economic Consequences A question mark made out of money symbols: Economic Consequences

Economic Consequences: The Real Costs of U.S. Securities Class Action Litigation

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A punch card filled with holes: Frequent Filers A punch card filled with holes: Frequent Filers

Frequent Filers: The Problems of Shareholder Lawsuits and the Path to Reform

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Red and Blue Generic Covers for Old Research: What's Wrong with Securities Class Action Lawsuits Red and Blue Generic Covers for Old Research: What's Wrong with Securities Class Action Lawsuits

What’s Wrong with Securities Class Action Lawsuits?

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A forest with tall brown trees: Obstacles to Fair Trail A forest with tall brown trees: Obstacles to Fair Trail

Obstacles to Fair Trial: Asbestos Cases in West Virginia

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