Hotels throughout Europe are being urged to participate in a class action against Booking.com in order to recover potentially billions of euros in excessive...
The Irish High Court has accepted the initiation of a class action lawsuit against Microsoft concerning advertising technology that is alleged to violate users' privacy rights.
The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) had submitted an application to the court for what it described as...
A jury has rendered a landmark verdict against an online "social casino," determining that High 5 Games is liable to pay 24.9 million dollars in damages to a group of gamblers from Washington state who incurred financial losses. The jury concluded that the class...
The Southern African Bishops Conference has started a class action lawsuit in the High Court of South Africa against mining companies BHP, its subsidiary South32, and Seriti, a South African company. The Church is initially representing 17 former and current coal miners afflicted by...
Meta has lost its appeal regarding a ruling that permits it to be sued in Kenya for the termination of content moderators. The plaintiffs allege that the company dismissed them in retaliation for their efforts to establish a union. Today, the Nairobi Court of...
The protracted legal dispute surrounding the Tuna Bonds scandal has reached a pivotal moment. The High Court of England and Wales has denied Privinvest...
The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) regulates the London gold bullion market, which is the largest globally, with approximately US$230 billion in gold transactions occurring weekly.
All gold bars traded in London must originate from refiners accredited by the LBMA, ensuring compliance with their Responsible...
Mori Hamada & Matsumoto, a prominent Japanese law firm, has teamed up with litigation funder LCM to represent a group of Japanese investors in an international arbitration case against Switzerland. The claim, valued at approximately 150 million U.S. dollars, seeks compensation for losses incurred...