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  1. Nov 24, 2023 · Law firms who are building or running these types of claims often advertise it or, in relation to smaller class actions, rely on word of mouth to generate interest. The law firm will verify each claimant’s claim and then run it under the claimant’s instruction.

  2. Jan 20, 2023 · But while advertising for financial products which are also risky is regulated, there is currently no regulation to protect claimants and ensure high standards in claims advertising.

  3. Sep 23, 2020 · This is a class action lawsuit about customized silicon wristbands and customized pin buttons, which are types of customized promotional products (CPPs). CPPs are small, inexpensive items most often used by businesses or other organizations for promotional purposes, such as to advertise and market a given brand or piece of information.

  4. A Q&A guide to class/collective actions in the UK (England and Wales). The Q&A gives a high-level overview of class/collective actions, including current trends; the regulatory framework; limitation periods; standing and the procedural framework for bringing an action; funding and costs; disclosure; damages and relief; settlement; appeals ...

    • CAT out of the bag. While the US has been the historic hub for class actions, UK companies are increasingly exposed to the mechanism (indeed, many US class action firms have opened UK branches to target the increase in work).
    • Tech targets. The report notes that there has been a significant focus on technology and digital markets among the class action competition claims, with 13 of the 16 applications in the past two years being in the technology and telecommunications sectors.
    • Funding your way. The report notes that one of the driving forces behind the rush of competition-related class actions are the keen litigation funders who have been investing in the high value claims.
    • Court in the act. In accordance with section 47B of the Competition Act 1998, collective actions for damages (including both follow-on and stand-alone claims) may be brought in the CAT on an opt-in or opt-out basis.
  5. a UK-wide class action mechanism specifically for competition disputes, known as the Collective Proceedings Order regime (“CPO”). These proceedings can only be brought in the specialist competition court, the Competition Appeals Tribunal (the “ CAT ”).

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  7. Sep 21, 2023 · Is the UK set to get a slice of the (class) action? The short answer is yes. In fact, we already have a large slice. A recent report identified that 48% of all class action filings across Europe between 2018-2022 were made in the UK and had a total combined value of more than £100 billion.

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