Contesting Workplace Discrimination in Court - American Bar ...
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COLLECTIVE LEGAL MOBILIZATION AND EDL OUTCOMESTurn<strong>in</strong>g to the collective legal mobilization variable we created and first explored <strong>in</strong> Part three, Figure 5.9 displays outcomepercentages for cases that have more than one pla<strong>in</strong>tiff, are class actions, and/or <strong>in</strong>volve PILF representation. The data suggeststhat pla<strong>in</strong>tiffs do somewhat better when their case <strong>in</strong>cludes a collective action component. Settlements are more likely (63 vs. 53percent), as are trials (n<strong>in</strong>e vs. five percent). Moreover, cases are substantially less likely to be dismissed (four vs. 19 percent), andslightly less likely to result <strong>in</strong> summary judgment for the employer (13 vs. 17 percent).figure 5.9 :percent of case outcomesby collective action statussettleddismissedsummary judgmenttrial-38-