Aggregation and Mass Torts

On February 24, Professor Alexandra Lahav will be a panelist for "Aggregation and Mass Torts" at a conference sponsored by The Journal of the Federal Courts at Charleston School of Law.

Professor Lahav is an expert on complex litigation. She has published articles on class actions, mass torts and the political economy of civil litigation. She is especially interested in procedural justice and the limits of due process. She currently is working on a book exploring lawyer resistance and cooptation in injustice, in addition to projects on civil procedure and mass litigation.

 

 




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