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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 track for a viable and [...]
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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, the CAT had to consider [...]
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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 privacy representative action under CPR [...]
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Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD – Conference Report, Day 2 Session B
The Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD took place on [...]
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Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD – Conference Report, Day 2 Session A
The Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD took place on [...]
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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 Law LTD took place on [...]
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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 Post case, the ECJ held [...]
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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 2022 provide valuable insights regarding [...]
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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 more and more cases reach [...]
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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 the CAT has issued a [...]
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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 emphasized in its interim judgment [...]
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In Vattenfall case, Dutch Court clarifies
In its interim judgment of 1 February 2023, the District Court of Amsterdam (Court) delineated [...]
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The UK Supreme Court on Litigation Funding Agreements:
On 16 February 2023, the UKSC heard one of the two satellite litigations in connection [...]
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ECJ opens floodgates for new wave of Diesel litigation
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has opened a new chapter in the seemingly never-ending [...]
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The UK Supreme Court on Litigation Funding Agreements:
On 16 February 2023, the UKSC heard one of the two satellite litigations in connection [...]
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In Vattenfall case, Dutch Court clarifies
In its interim judgment of 1 February 2023, the District Court of Amsterdam (Court) delineated [...]
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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 emphasized in its interim judgment [...]
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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 the CAT has issued a [...]
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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 more and more cases reach [...]
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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 2022 provide valuable insights regarding [...]
Read More
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 Post case, the ECJ held [...]
Read More
Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD – Conference Report, Day 1
The Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD took place on [...]
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Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD – Conference Report, Day 2 Session A
The Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD took place on [...]
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Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD – Conference Report, Day 2 Session B
The Global Class Actions & Mass Torts Conference by Perfect Law LTD took place on [...]
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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 privacy representative action under CPR [...]
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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, the CAT had to consider [...]
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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 track for a viable and [...]
Read MoreHits 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 United Kingdom (“UKSC”) of 26 [...]
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