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Constitutional Court sets a corporate precedent in Coca-Cola merger retrenchments ruling - Vimarsana News

Constitutional Court sets a corporate precedent in Coca-Cola merger retrenchments ruling

The Constitutional Court’s balancing act between corporate flexibility and job preservation sets a precedent for future mergers, especially in a nation grappling with high unemployment rates.

Apple loses bid to throw out UK lawsuit over App Store fees - Vimarsana News

Apple loses bid to throw out UK lawsuit over App Store fees

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Revealed: The four firms defending half of the UK's class actions - The Lawyer | Legal insight, benchmarking data and jobs - Vimarsana News

Revealed: The four firms defending half of the UK's class actions - The Lawyer | Legal insight, benchmarking data and jobs

In 2015, the Consumer Rights Act introduced the possibility of collective proceedings, including the prospect of launching proceedings on an opt-out basis.

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£3bn legal case against Facebook to be heard at Competition Appeal Tribunal - Vimarsana News

£3bn legal case against Facebook to be heard at Competition Appeal Tribunal

A judge has permitted a mass case to proceed against Facebook owner Meta that argues it abused its position. The case, which could be worth up to £3 billion, has been brought by legal academic Dr Liza Lovdahl Gormsen, on behalf of 45 million Facebook users.

Facebook £3bn legal action given go-ahead in London - Vimarsana News

Facebook £3bn legal action given go-ahead in London

A mass legal action alleges Facebook abused its dominance to monetise 45 million UK users' personal data.

Source: yahoo.com