Not classy: lawfare will weaken the British economy Opinion The recent explosion of class action lawsuits and third-party litigation funding in Britain is argued to be damaging the UK economy and its reputation for legal stability, often primarily enriching funders rather than compensating victims, says James Price American cinema has long loved the class action lawsuit. Hundreds, maybe thousands of little guys ganging up [...]
Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft: The £30bn legal headache for Big Tech Legal Headlines have been popping about class actions in the UK with the main target on the other side, Big Tech firms. But why them?
BT successfully fights off £1.3bn ‘overcharging’ class action Legal Telecoms giant BT has successfully defended a £1.3bn class action over allegations it “disproportionately overcharged” its landline customers
Expansion of class action is damaging trust in UK business, think tank warns October 23, 2024 Adam Smith Institute has issued warnings that the expansion of class action lawsuits in the UK is undermining trust in businesses