Health Care & Hospital Law,
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Dec. 4, 2019
Non-monetary class action settlements: 7 things you should consider
A key objective of some class actions is not only to obtain monetary relief for class members, but to secure changes to the ways that companies do business. That is especially so for cases brought against the health care sector.
Elliot K. Gordon
Mediator and Arbitrator
JAMS
Email: EGordon@jamsadr.com
Elliot enjoyed a 30-year legal career in private practice and as an in-house counsel with an emphasis on health care, employment law and complex business litigation.
A key objective of some class action lawsuits is not only to obtain monetary relief for class members, but to secure changes to the ways that companies do business. That is especially so for cases brought against the health care sector. In recent years, health care companies have agreed to modify existing or implement new medical policies, appeals procedures, disclosures, compliance programs, out...
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