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ARTICLE · 19 SEPTEMBER 2019

2018–2019 Australian Class Actions Review

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This is Jones Day's fifth review of Australian class actions developments. The White Paper reviews the class actions that were commenced and settled in 2018–2019.

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This is Jones Day's fifth review of Australian class actions developments. The White Paper reviews the class actions that were commenced and settled in 2018–2019. The White Paper also examines the types of novel claims that may be commenced as class actions in the future. This analysis aims to assist readers in identifying both current and potential areas of risk for class actions.

The 2018–2019 White Paper also discusses the important topics of competing class actions, common fund applications, class action settlement practices and litigation funding fees.

CLASS ACTIONS COMMENCED IN 2018–2019

Shareholder Class Actions

Shareholder class actions attracted the most attention in 2018, as their numbers continued to grow and the Australian Law Reform Commission ("ALRC") put them under the microscope.

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