Cohn Lifland attorneys Matthew F. Gately and Michael Alderman authored a recent article published in the New Jersey Law Journal titled “Technically Correct Is the Only Correct: What Perrigo v. Papa Means for Opting Out of a Class Action in the Third Circuit.”
The article examines the Third Circuit’s decision in Perrigo v. Papa and its implications for litigants seeking to opt out of class actions, emphasizing the importance of strict procedural compliance and the strategic considerations that follow. Matt and Michael’s analyses provide valuable insight for practitioners navigating class action litigation in federal courts.
About Matthew F. Gately
Matthew F. Gately is a Partner with Cohn Lifland and a Supreme Court of New Jersey-certified Civil Trial Attorney with extensive experience in complex commercial litigation and class actions in state and federal courts, including matters before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, giving him deep insight to analyze the procedural implications of Perrigo v. Papa.
About Michael Alderman
Michael Alderman is an Associate with Cohn Lifland whose practice includes complex civil litigation and appellate work, providing him with experience in legal research and analysis relevant to the procedural and strategic issues discussed in Perrigo v. Papa.
This publication reflects our firm’s ongoing commitment to thought leadership in complex litigation and appellate matters.
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https://www.law.com/njlawjournal/2025/12/15/technically-correct-is-the-only-correct-what-perrigo-v-papa-means-for-opting-out-of-a-class-action-in-the-third-circuit-/