Big lawyer will jump in if there is $ in it
Rajiv is a good lawyer, and kind to the immigration community, but he is not a "big" lawyer yet. What he did and continues doing is commendable.
The problem for class action against DOL is: there is no $ to attract the influntial lawyers. Who will pay for the class litigation? How much money can we contribute to support the litigation? I am willing to chip in 500 dollars. If we can gather up $200,000, some big shot may smell the money. Big lawyer knows how to manipulate the system, how to use the media, before the court could rule on anything, there may be some settlement. For example, cases filed before 12/31/2002 will receive expediate treatment, etc.
Also important is to sue for a solution, not sue for the sake of suing. The proposed solution should not be too complex. For example, asking the DOL to loosen up PERM conversion rules, etc, or to charge $1000 to expediate cases, ect.
All said, there is one thing you have to realize: the intention of the administration. They slow the LC down intentionally. They are not stupid or anything, they can do this in very efficient way if they want. Truth is that the fast processing is not intended. From the bottom of their heart, they don't want to make your life easier. No, absolutely not. Get it?