Marshall v. Holiday Magic, Inc.

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit · Decided 1977-03-08

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KENNEDY, Circuit Judge, concurring: In every class action, the attorney for the class owes the duty of fair representation to each class member. I do not believe that a provision for opting out of the class provides an entirely satisfactory answer to the claim that a lead attorney failed to discharge that duty of representation. Particularly where the settlement could be easily modified to resolve the cla…

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