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15.2. How Promised Compensation to Class Members Compared
with Estimated Losses (Evidence from Three
Class Actions) 		427
15.3. What Proportion of the Compensation Fund Class
Members Received (Evidence from Nine Class Actions) 		429
15.4. Class Counsel Fees and Expenses as a Percentage of
Negotiated Settlement Value (Evidence from Nine Class
Actions) 		435
15.5. Class Counsel Fees and Expenses as a Percentage of Actual
Settlement Value 		436
15.6. Class Counsel's Share of the Sum of Class Benefits and
Attorney Fees Compared to Plaintiff Attorney Shares in
Other Civil Cases 		437
15.7. Proportion of the Settlement, Excluding Defendants' Own
Legal Fees and Expenses, Attributable to Transaction
Costs 		440
15.8. Components of Transaction Costs Paid by Defendants
(Evidence from Three Class Actions) 		441
15.9. How Many Cents on Each Dollar Paid by Defendants
(Excluding Their Own Legal Fees and Expenses) Went to
Class Members 		443
15.10. Class Members' Portion of Estimated Total Payout,
Compared to Plaintiffs' Portion of Payout in Other Civil
Cases 		444
15.11. What Is This Case About? 455
15.12. Who Is in the Class? 456
15.13. How Can Class Members Object? 457
B.1. Class Action Coding Form 515
B.2. Comparison of Federal Judicial Center Data and RAND/ICJ
Data 		520

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Publication Information: Book Title: Class Action Dilemmas: Pursuing Public Goals for Private Gain. Contributors: Deborah R. Hensler - author, Nicholas M. Pace - author, Bonita Dombey-Moore - author, Beth Giddens - author, Jennifer Gross - author, Erik K. Moller - author. Publisher: Rand. Place of Publication: Santa Monica, CA. Publication Year: 2000. Page Number: xviii.
    
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