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The Year of Living Dangerously – Class Action Risks Escalated Significantly in 2022 With Jerry Maatman, Jr. & Jennifer Riley of Duane Morris With Host Richard Levick of LEVICK
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Jerry Maatman, Jr., chair and Jennifer Riley, vice chair of Duane Morris’ Workplace Class Action group respectively, join host Richard Levick of LEVICK to discuss their latest annual Class Action Review – 2023, an analysis of 537 class action decisions in 2022. They provide actionable insights into trends such as opioid cases which generated more than $50 billion in settlements in 2022; how class action privacy cases are likely to explode in 2023; and the sharp upward trend in class action certifications. They provide important recommendations for what legal departments can do ahead of time through compliance and other best practices to reduce class action risks. The eBook can be ordered here.
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