Structural Litigation and the Role of the Courts

This article aims to demonstrate that although structural litigation began in the US Supreme Court in the 1950s, it is now a common practice in courts around the world. To support this assertion, structural decisions from a wide range of courts in different countries and legal systems will be cited.

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Journal
Beijing Law Review
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.4236/blr.2025.163081
Primary Topic
International Arbitration and Investment Law
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Structural Litigation and the Role of the Courts

Marco Félix Jobim
Beijing Law Review
International Arbitration and Investment Law
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Structural Litigation and the Role of the Courts

Marco Félix Jobim
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Abstract

This article aims to demonstrate that although structural litigation began in the US Supreme Court in the 1950s, it is now a common practice in courts around the world. To support this assertion, structural decisions from a wide range of courts in different countries and legal systems will be cited.

Beijing Law ReviewVol. 16(03)
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International Arbitration and Investment Law
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