16th Annual Judicial Symposium on Civil Justice Issues at the Law & Economics Center, George Mason University Scalia Law School

The Law & Economics Center at George Mason University Scalia Law School posted on its webpage videos of all the panels at the 16th Annual Judicial Symposium on Civil Justice Issues.  Panels addressed the following issues:

• Emerging Issues in Civil Justice;
• Emerging and Evergreen Issues in Class Actions;
• Judicial Gatekeeping and Developments Under FRE 702 and in State Rules of Evidence regarding Admissibility of Expert Testimony;
• What Can and Should Jurors Consider When Awarding Damages?;
• What Information Should Flow to Juries?  A Case Study in Drug Device Approvals and 510K Clearances;
• The Evolution of Third-Party Litigation Financing;
• Developments in Public Nuisance and Locality Litigation;
• Bankruptcy Law and Mass Tort Litigation Liabilities; and
• The Economics and Law of Arbitration.