Examining Class Certification Issues with Statistical Analysis
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In this presentation, we discuss the role of statistical analysis in examining class certification issues. Specifically, we discuss: (1) Requirements for Class Certification (2) Basics of Statistical Inference (3) Statistical Analysis: Commonality and Typicality (4) Class Certification Analysis Versus Merits Analysis (5) Importance of Expert Statistical Testimony: Randall v. Rolls Royce and Dukes v. WalMart
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