Adapting Class Action Administration to a Shifting Legal Landscape

This program will examine the evolving landscape of class action administration in today's digital age. Led by an esteemed panel of experts, including Julie Green from CPT Group and leading class action attorneys Jean Martin (Morgan & Morgan), Benjamin Johns (Shub & Johns), and Andrew Ferich (Ahdoot & Wolfson), the course will provide comprehensive insights into critical developments in court oversight, fraud prevention, digital disbursement methods, and cybersecurity requirements.

Drawing from their extensive experience, the panelists will guide participants through practical strategies for managing professional objectors, implementing secure digital payment systems, and crafting effective notice methods that align with current regulatory guidelines. The program will benefit both experienced practitioners and those new to class action administration, providing actionable strategies for efficient and secure settlement handling through real-world examples and case studies.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Analyze recent regulatory changes and court requirements in class action administration, including TPA selection criteria and procedural guidelines, to ensure compliant settlement processes
2. Develop comprehensive strategies for detecting and preventing fraudulent claims using advanced technologies while maintaining settlement integrity
3. Implement secure digital disbursement systems and cybersecurity measures that protect sensitive data while facilitating efficient payment distribution
4. Create effective notice programs utilizing modern communication methods that align with FTC recommendations and maximize legitimate claimant participation
5. Design proactive approaches to managing professional objectors and other challenges that can impact settlement timelines and fund distribution