The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy, Public Justice and
Cardozo Law School present:

"Justice and the Role of Class Actions"

Friday, March 28, 2008
Cardozo Law School, New York City

For too long, coverage of class action litigation has understated or ignored completely the critical role that class actions have played in protecting consumer safety, advancing civil rights, protecting the integrity of the market, and distributing justice. This conference features a rigorous set of panels about the historic value of class actions, their contemporary application, and some of the threats and opportunities facing the class action system today. The day-long event will bring together scholars, practitioners, and law students to engage in an interactive set of
conversations about class actions and the issues that swirl around this controversial and rapidly changing legal arena. Ken Feinberg, founder of The Feinberg Group LLP and the former Special Master of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, will provide the keynote address.

For more information and to register, please see the Cardozo
website.

PLEASE RSVP at classactionconference@gmail.com.