Earlier this month FinLegal, in association with litigation support services provider Sky Discovery, ran a webinar on the current state of the UK class action marketplace. The speakers concluded that, while it is theoretically possible to run a class action without technology or funding, it won’t be a viable option for much longer.

With the growth of class actions across the world, what are the largest ones to date?

What does the ‘The Directive on representative actions for the protection of the collective interests of consumers’ mean for Class Actions in Europe?

David Greene, Senior Partner at Edwin Coe, has been pioneering group actions ‘since the 80s’. He is an original proponent of class actions in the UK and a driver for social change and justice.

Merricks -v- Mastercard has been given the green light, heralding a new age for UK class actions. But if Merricks wins, somebody will have to distribute billions of pounds in damages to tens of millions of people. How is that possible? FinLegal's Steve Shinn has the solution

Group actions are here to stay, but if law firms are going to take on the gig economy, they need the tools to match. FinLegal founder and chief executive Steve Shinn explains more.

In our latest blog we’re speaking to a partner who has broad expertise in representing both corporates and consumers in volume claims. Ellie Pinnells, is a partner in the Disputes practice at Fieldfisher and has been leading the way in her team in using technology to drive down costs and secure access to justice in volume and class actions. 

In this blog we speak to Anthony Maton, Vice Chair and London Managing Partner at Hausfeld.  Hausfeld is one of the leading litigation boutiques across the US & Europe and is regarded as the first firm to bring competition follow-on actions to the English & Welsh Courts.

Litigation funders can help victims of investor fraud via group claims

It all begins with an idea.