Satisfying the ‘same interest’ criterion in English representative actions: Commission Recovery Ltd v Marks & Clerk LLP & Anor
On 16 February 2023, the UKSC heard one of the...
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CAT Certifies Gormsen v Meta Class Action on the Second Attempt
On 16 February 2023, the UKSC heard one of the...
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On 16 February 2023, the UKSC heard one of the...
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State Court of São Paulo overturns R$100 million fine against Apple in class action, citing lis pendens and lack of standing
On 16 February 2023, the UKSC heard one of the...
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Getting CLE/CPD Credits with Perfect Law’s Global Class actions and Mass Torts conference
We are happy to announce that now you can register...
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Hits like a truck: The UK Supreme Court rules out funding agreements in the recent PACCAR Judgment
Even though the decision of the Supreme Court of the...
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Cinnamon On Top: How Portugal Is Perfecting Its Progressive Collective Redress Regime With The Implementation Of The Representative Action Directive
Building on its already existing opt-out regime, Portugal is on...
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CAT opts to hear carriage dispute as a preliminary issue in Pollack v Google
In a new decision on the UK collective proceedings regime,...
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English High Court rejects yet another CPR 19.8 representative action in Prismall v Google
Once again, Google has been challenged in an opt-out data...
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Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD – Conference Report, Day 2 Session B
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Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD – Conference Report, Day 2 Session A
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Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD – Conference Report, Day 1
The Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect...
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ECJ specifies right to compensation under Art. 82 GDPR in C-300/21 – Österreichische Post
In its decision of 4 May 2023 in the Österreichische...
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Volkswagen and FCA cases show how foreign defendants can and cannot be brought into Dutch courts in WAMCA cases
Two cases of the Amsterdam District Court of 30 March...
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The gatekeeper role of the CAT in UK collective proceedings: Lessons from Mark McLaren v MOL & Others
As the number of collective proceedings continues to grow and...
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Pro-Sys and the clear blueprint to trial in UK collective proceedings: Gormsen v Meta
We’re only at the beginning of spring 2023 and already...
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In WAMCA case against GXO Logistics, Dutch court refuses to apply opt-out principle to foreign claimholders
The District Court of Oost-Brabant in the Netherlands (Court) has...
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In Vattenfall case, Dutch Court clarifies
In its interim judgment of 1 February 2023, the District...
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The UK Supreme Court on Litigation Funding Agreements:
On 16 February 2023, the UKSC heard one of the...
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ECJ opens floodgates for new wave of Diesel litigation
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has opened a new...
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2023 is going to be a great year for CAT people
In year three after the Supreme Court’s decision in Mastercard...
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Dutch Court Affirms Jurisdiction in WAMCA Case Against TikTok
In an interim judgment of November 9, 2022, the District...
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Like It or Not: Collective Actions in the Netherlands Do Require (Some) Bookbuilding
On December 29, 2021, the District Court of Amsterdam decided...
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High Court allows CPR 19.6 representative action to proceed past Lloyd v Google hurdle
In a judgment which quickly made headlines in the English...
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CAT orders Qualcomm to disclose additional documents linked to the European Commission’s notorious Qualcomm (exclusivity payments) decision of 2018 in collective proceedings brought by Which?
Following a case management conference on 13 January 2023, the...
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