In most consumer protection legal regimes, the preferred strategy for implementation is
public enforcement. But the need for enforcement often outstrips the financial resources that …

Unlike most countries, the United States and Israel have employed the class action
procedure for decades. This Article compares the two countries' class action regimes and …

Fifty years ago representative class actions—lawsuits in which one or a few persons or
entities are permitted to litigate on behalf of large numbers of other claimants who are not …

Until recently, there was no antitrust enforcement of a prohibition of excessive pricing in
Israel. However, in recent years, a large and growing number of motions to certify class …

Israel presents an interesting case for the study of class actions. The Israeli class action
statute was enacted in 2006, and since then it has fueled an unprecedented number of …

Perhaps the most significant feature of any collective litigation regime is its economic
viability: who pays, what does it cost, and does the aggregative mechanism adopted by the …