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DUTCH FOUNDATION RULED INADMISSIBLE IN WAMCA CASE AGAINST STELLANTIS

The FCIRS Foundation has lodged claims against Stellantis under the WAMCA, claiming that Stellantis' legal predecessor, Fiat Chrysler, misled investors and engaged in market manipulation. However, the court has ruled that FCIRS does not meet the admissibility criteria set forth by the WAMCA. They fell...

Booking.com Faces Consumer Claim in The Netherlands

The Dutch Consumers’ Association (Consumentenbond) and the Consumers Competition Claims Foundation (CCC) have initiated legal proceedings against the Booking.com hotel platform, alleging violations of competition and consumer laws dating back to 2013. The claimants assert that Booking.com employed illegal pricing agreements and misleading tactics to...
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DUTCH FOUNDATION RULED INADMISSIBLE IN WAMCA CASE AGAINST STELLANTIS

The FCIRS Foundation has lodged claims against Stellantis under the WAMCA, claiming that Stellantis'...

Booking.com Faces Consumer Claim in The Netherlands

The Dutch Consumers’ Association (Consumentenbond) and the Consumers Competition Claims Foundation (CCC) have initiated...

HOTELS FILE COLLECTIVE ACTION IN THE NETHERLANDS AGAINST BOOKING.COM

Hotels throughout Europe are being urged to participate in a class action against Booking.com...

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A recent economic study released today, titled The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in...