The Changing Landscape in U.S. Antitrust Class Actions
By Dean Hansell and William L. Monts III
No longer are antitrust damages class actions routinely certified with little factual inquiry, forcing defendants into settlements...
Consumer compensation and private antitrust enforcement in the U.K. – setting...
By Sebastian Peyer
In 2015, the U.K. government introduced opt-out group actions for claims based on breaches of competition law. The Consumer Rights Act 2015...
Private Damages and Class Action in India
By Pranav Mehra and Ritam Arora
Indian companies face enormous challenges to effectively apply and obtain restitution for damages from antitrust violations. In addition to the...
Private Damages and Collective Redress in the EU — where do...
By Pontus Lindfelt & Sophie Sahlin
The EU Member States now have a bit less than a year left to implement the Damages Directive. In...
The development of private enforcement regarding damages actions in Chile
By Nicolás Lewin and Francisco Borquez
The Chilean damages actions originated in competition infractions are emerging in Chile. Yet, there are some amendments and corrections...
Israel—”Follow-On” Class Actions Against International Cartels
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Tal Eyal-Boger, Ziv Schwartz, Apr 14, 2015
In recent years a growing trend has...
Collective Redress and the EU Directive on Actions for Antitrust Damages...
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Ann Marie Galvin, Feb 25, 2015
Private enforcement has come a long distance since...
Class Actions Against Infringements of EU Competition Law: A One-Way Road...
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Lia Vitzilaiou, George Zohios, Feb 25, 2015
Class actions are a controversial issue, since...
The Development of the Class Action in the United Kingdom
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Michael Dean, Feb 25, 2015
Class actions are not part of the U.K. legal...
