It’s always worth a look when a federal judge steps down from Olympus the bench to act as an ordinary mortal litigant. Class action aficionados in particular should not miss Alison Frankel’s report for Reuters, discussing a remarkable objection by Chief Judge Kozinksi and his wife to approval of a class settlement in a case in which he happens to be a class member.
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