01717nam a2200277Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001300071020001800084020001500102035002100117040001000138050003100148100002800179245011600207246011000323246007400433246004700507260004300554300002400597504004100621505065900662610006101321650005701382305361OCoLC20160527185114.0111003s2011    nju      b    000 0 eng d  z97137086  a9781422495537  a1422495531  a(OCoLC)755634459  aPUCPR 4aKF 8896 .A312005bV35 20111 aVairo, Georgene.2Local14aThe complete CAFAbanalysis and developments under the Class Action Fairness Act of 2005cby Georgene M. Vairo.3 aComplete Class Action Fairness Actbanalysis and developments under the Class Action Fairness Act of 200530aAnalysis and developments under the Class Action Fairness Act of 20051 iAt head of titleaMoore's federal practice  aNew Providence, NJbLexisNexiscc2011.  avii, 211 p.c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aPt. I. Introduction: the political and complex litigation context -- Pt. II. CAFA's effective date: how and when CAFA affects litigation pending at the time of enactment -- Pt. III. Consumer bill of rights and improved procedures for interstate class actions -- Pt. IV. Requirements for CAFA jurisdiction -- Pt. V. "Mass actions" treated as class actions under CAFA -- Pt. VI. Removal provisions -- Pt. VII. The effect of CAFA on federal and state courts: anticipated and unanticipated consequences-- Pt. VIII. Provisions that were not enacted-the future of CAFA? -- Pt. IX. Conclusion -- Appendix : reproduction of CAFA provisions contained in Title 28.10aUnited StatestClass Action Fairness Act of 2005.2Local 0aClass actions Civil procedurezUnited States.2Local