• “The entire panoply of extreme cy pres abuse is present”: Google privacy class action [James Beck; Ted Frank petition for rehearing]
• Settlement administrator greatly overestimated claims in TCPA suit against Rita’s Italian Ice, judge orders reallocation of money to class [P.J. D’Annunzio, Legal Intelligencer]
• “U.S. Judges Could Learn From U.K. Court’s Rejection Of MasterCard Class Action” [Daniel Fisher]
• Revisiting a failed 1978 proposal to replace class action with hybrid public/private enforcement [David Freeman Engstrom, U. Penn. L. Rev. via CL&P]
• David Marcus (Arizona), “History of the Modern Class Action, Part II” covering 1981-1994 [forthcoming Fordham L.Rev., I turn up in footnote 360 and a couple of others; Part I is here]
• Medical monitoring class actions, once seen as wave of future. have not done well [John Sullivan, Drug & Device Law]

Filed under: class action settlements, class actions, cy pres, Google, medical monitoring, Ted Frank