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William B. Rubenstein Chair Lecture: One Class, Many Champions

On April 8, on the occasion of his appointment as Bruce Bromley Professor of Law, William B. Rubenstein ’86 delivered a lecture titled “One Class, Many Champions: Shifting Conceptions of Representation in Aggregate Litigation.” Rubenstein, who joined the Harvard Law faculty in 2007, teaches and writes primarily about complex litigation, having taught a variety of courses including Civil Procedure, Advanced Civil Procedure, Complex Litigation, and Remedies. Professor Rubenstein is the author, co-author, or editor of four books and more than a dozen scholarly articles, as well as dozens of shorter publications, most of which concern complex litigation. Professor Rubenstein has also served as a court-appointed expert in several high-profile multi-district litigation (MDL) matters and he regularly provides expert witness and consulting services to attorneys involved in complex procedural matters.