The Story of Hansberry: The Foundation for Modern Class Actions

Document Type

Book Chapter

Publication Date

2008

Publication Information

in Civil Procedure Stories 217 (Kevin M Clermont ed., 2d ed. 2008).
Available in Kresge Law Library

Abstract

Hansberry is a story of racism; of neutral procedural principles developed to avoid both an untenable substantive outcome and a direct examination of the race issue; and ultimately of the rise of the most important, and most controversial, of all modern procedural devices—the class action.

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