American Bar Association’s National Institute on Class Actions

The American Bar Association's National Institute on Class Actions is an annual conference dedicated to exploring the latest developments and best practices in class action litigation. Organized by the ABA's Section of Litigation, this event brings together a diverse group of legal professionals, including judges, academics, in-house counsel, and practicing attorneys, to discuss and analyze current trends and challenges in the field.

The conference covers a wide range of topics pertinent to class action practice. Sessions often include discussions on recent case law, strategies for class certification, trial techniques, and the impact of legislative changes on class litigation. Panels may also delve into specialized areas such as mass arbitration, ethical considerations in class actions, and the global landscape of collective actions.

Attendees have the opportunity to engage in networking events, participate in interactive workshops, and hear from notable speakers who are leaders in the field. The event typically features panel discussions, keynote addresses, and breakout sessions designed to provide practical insights and foster professional connections.

This institute is ideal for legal practitioners involved in class action litigation, including both plaintiff and defense attorneys, as well as in-house counsel seeking to stay informed on the latest developments. It offers valuable perspectives for those looking to enhance their litigation strategies and understand the evolving dynamics of class actions.