Stanford Law’s Deborah Hensler Champions Innovative Approaches in Addressing Mass Claims and Litigation

Stanford, CA – At Stanford Law School, Deborah Hensler stands as a distinguished figure in the exploration of complex litigation, particularly in the realms of class action lawsuits and alternative dispute resolution. Her contributions have not only enriched academic discourse but also practical understandings of legal frameworks, influencing both policy and litigation strategies on a global scale. Hensler’s work delves deep into the intricacies of how legal systems handle large-scale disputes that impact numerous parties, examining the effectiveness and fairness of various methods. Her insights are especially significant in today’s climate where class action suits … Read more

Louisiana Financial Regulator Cleared of Liability in Stanford Trust Ponzi Scheme Case

Baton Rouge, La. – In a significant legal decision, a Louisiana jury has determined that the state’s Office of Financial Institutions (OFI) was not civilly liable for the losses incurred in the Stanford Trust Ponzi scheme, one of the largest financial scandals to impact the state. This lawsuit was closely watched as it addressed the degree of responsibility a regulatory body holds in overseeing financial institutions. The Stanford Trust Ponzi scheme, orchestrated by financier Robert Allen Stanford, resulted in billions of dollars in losses for investors. Stanford was eventually convicted and is currently serving a … Read more