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With the certification of private class action cases becoming more and more difficult, private class counsel often seek to be retained by attorneys general to pursue consumer, antitrust and qui tam matters.
This practice is strongly opposed by business organizations such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and there has been substantial litigation on whether attorneys general are legally allowed to retain contingent counsel.
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