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WSJ: Where Was CFPB While Wells Fargo Plundered?

F. Paul Bland asserts (Letters, Sept. 12) that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule is necessary to avoid “immunity” for...

Posner Leaves ‘Enormous Imprint’ on Class Actions

“I’m confident that one day this decade a different court of appeals will disagree with one of those Posner opinions,...

WSJ: Congress Can Rescind the CFPB’s Gift to Trial Lawyers

Do Americans need more lawsuits? They’ll get them if the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has its way. The CFPB—created by...

Protecting consumers from swindlers: How ‘fake facts’ make millions for class-action lawyers

The too-common scam goes like this. Trial lawyers bring a class action against a business, alleging unfair charges or false...

Footlong Subs and Other Frivolous Lawsuits

In class-action lawsuits the threat of astronomical liability drives many defendants to settle — even if the plaintiffs’ chances of...

CCAF in today’s New York Times

"The leading critic of abusive class-action settlements is Ted Frank of the Center for Class Action Fairness, and he is...

Ted Frank’s Testimony before the House Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice Examination of Litigation Abuse

One of the leading ways for self-dealing class counsel to benefit themselves at the expense of the class is through...
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