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Major Changes to Consumer and Competition Rules, a New Digital Regime and More Power to the CMA | BCLP - Vimarsana News

Major Changes to Consumer and Competition Rules, a New Digital Regime and More Power to the CMA | BCLP

On 23 May 2024, over a year since its introduction to Parliament, the DMCC Bill was rushed through before the proroguing of Parliament ahead of the July UK General Election. It...

Full year trading forecasts and emissions cases on course, says Anexo - Vimarsana News

Full year trading forecasts and emissions cases on course, says Anexo

Pre-tax profits for 2023 will be in line with expectations

Can Multiple Claimants Use the Same Claim Form in Group Actions? | Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner - Vimarsana News

Can Multiple Claimants Use the Same Claim Form in Group Actions? | Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

A recent decision in the Birmingham County Court has added to the body of case law growing around the test for listing multiple claimants on the same claim form. In Angel and others v...

Lloyd v. Google: Impact on the English Collective Redress Landscape and Data Privacy Actions | Morgan Lewis - Vimarsana News

Lloyd v. Google: Impact on the English Collective Redress Landscape and Data Privacy Actions | Morgan Lewis

The highly anticipated UK Supreme Court decision in Lloyd v. Google has brought into focus (1) the operation of the United Kingdom’s collective redress regime brought under the civil...

Representative actions – "same interest" test proves a high bar | Allen & Overy LLP - Vimarsana News

Representative actions – "same interest" test proves a high bar | Allen & Overy LLP

The UK Court of Appeal endorsed a strict approach to the “same interest” test when it upheld a decision to strike out the representative element of a claim brought on behalf of 27,800...