A class action lawsuit has been brought following a sewer line collapse that released contaminated water into the Potomac River, near Washington, D.C. In...
Deciding whether to settle is a critical decision for litigation funders, as shown by the UK collective action Merricks v MasterCard. This case led to a heated dispute between the funder and the Class Representative, and the tension still lingers.
In the Netherlands, WAMCA requires...
This compendium synthesizes Jones Day's five-part series and serves as an essential resource for navigating the complexities of global class actions. As more countries...
In a legal action initiated in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington, plaintiff Holly Jones Clark from Kentucky claims that Amazon has consistently failed to process refunds, even when items were returned correctly within the designated 30-day return period.
Clark asserts...
Today, Tiger Brands, the largest food producer in South Africa, proposed compensation for listeriosis victims, marking a significant step toward settling a class action...
In legal proceedings initiated by NGOs under the Duty of Vigilance Law against TotalEnergies, the Paris Court of Appeal has ruled that the case is admissible. Today’s decision, which overturns the February 2023 decision of the Paris Judicial Court, paves the way for the...
A disturbing case has emerged from Kenya, where more than 140 Facebook content moderators have been diagnosed with severe post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after being exposed to graphic and traumatic material as part of their job. These individuals worked long hours at a facility...
The Southern African Bishops Conference has started a class action lawsuit in the High Court of South Africa against mining companies BHP, its subsidiary...
The protracted legal dispute surrounding the Tuna Bonds scandal has reached a pivotal moment. The High Court of England and Wales has denied Privinvest Companies' application to appeal a 2 billion U.S. dollar ruling issued last Summer. The Lebanese-Emirati shipbuilding firm sought to challenge...
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...