Newberg on class actions.

v. 1. Chapters 1 to 3 :
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Standing and mootness
Chapter 3. Rule 23(a) Prerequisites for class certification
v. 2. Chapters 4 to 6 :
Chapter 4. Rule 23(b). Types of class actions
Chapter 5. Defendant classes
Chapter 6. Jurisdiction
v. 3. Chapters 7 to 10:
Chapter 7. Class certification motion
Chapter 8. Notice
Chapter 9. Absent class members
Chapter 10. Management of the class suit
v. 4. Chapters 11 to 14 :
Chapter 11. Trial
Chapter 12. Damages
Chapter 13. Settlement
Chapter 14. Appeals
v. 5. Chapters 15 to 17 :
Chapter 15. Attorney's fees
Chapter 16. Costs
Chapter 17. Incentive awards
v. 6. Chapters 18-20 :
Chapter 18. Preclusion
Chapter 19. Ethical concerns in class action practice
Chapter 20. Antitrust class actions
v. 7. Chapters 21-23 :
Chapter 21. Consumer class actions
Chapter 22. Securities class actions
Chapter 23. Employment class actions
v. 8. Appendix : I. Class action complaints
II. Removal petition and opposition
III. Motion to compel arbitration and opposition
IV. JPML/MDL practice
V. Case management orders : Manual for complex litigation (fourth) models
VI. Class certification : Rule 23(b)(2) motion and opposition
VII. Class certification : Rule 23(b)(3) motion and opposition
VIII. Motion to strike class claims and opposition
v. 9. Appendix : IX. Notice : Federal Judicial Center models
X. Settlement agreements
XI. Claim form
XII. Settlement approval : preliminary stage
XIII. Settlement approval : objections
XIV. Settlement approval : final stage
XV. Attorney's fees : common fund petition and objection
XVI. Attorney's fees : fee-shifting request and opposition
v. 10. Finding aids.