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ARTICLE · 30 JULY 2019

Our UK Class Actions Film Series

Historically, countries such as the US and Australia have been the most active proponents of Class Action activity, but the picture is changing across the UK and Europe and it is vital that our clients are alive to the potential risks that this brings.

United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Jean-Pierre Douglas-Henry
Jean-Pierre Douglas-Henry
Neil Bowker
Neil Bowker
Teresa Hitchcock
Teresa Hitchcock
Jeremy Andrews
Jeremy Andrews
Adam Ibrahim
Adam Ibrahim
Jeremy Sher
Jeremy Sher

In the UK, the growing prevalence of Class Actions and the circumstances in which businesses are threatened with them, including changing rules on litigation funding and more flexible procedures, means that Class Actions are becoming a major risk for our clients. The nature and size of such disputes, if not managed effectively, can lead to costly and long lasting litigation which can affect profitability, share prices, financial reporting and their reputations.

Historically, countries such as the US and Australia have been the most active proponents of Class Action activity, but the picture is changing across the UK and Europe and it is vital that our clients are alive to the potential risks that this brings.

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