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Assessing Iqbal after One Year: Effects and Proposals

This essay explores Iqbal's impact on litigation strategies in federal courts. The essay evaluates a range of strategies that litigants and courts might use to dynamically adjust their litigation behavior in response to Iqbal.

Preferred citation: Roger Michalski, Assessing Iqbal after One Year: Effects and Proposals,
Harv. L. & Pol'y Rev. Online
(2010).

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