The high-profile claim brought against a car shipping cartel has secured a multimillion-pound proposed settlement with the remaining defendants, bringing the total amount recovered to GBP 92.75 million.

Cross-fertilisation of ideas between transactional and litigation lawyers yields a result greater than the sum of its parts, according to the keynote speaker on the second morning of the Global Class Actions Symposium 2025.

Amid its ongoing battle with Walter Merricks over the Mastercard settlement, Innsworth is funding a new collective action against property behemoth Rightmove over allegedly excessive listing fees.

With the CJEU’s decision on how Dutch class action law should handle GDPR-related claims not due until 2027, a Court of Appeal ruling on non-material damages has offered a glimmer of hope for privacy claimants.

The claimant-side law firm has launched a Canadian affiliate to expand its antitrust, securities and consumer litigation offering. Scott+Scott’s managing partner tells CDR why the firm is “bullish” about the opportunities in the jurisdiction.

The UK’s CAT has ruled that Visa and Mastercard’s multilateral interchange fees violate UK and Irish competition law.

A class action brought against a notorious car shipping cartel is on the verge of securing a GBP 37.25 million settlement with two of the four remaining defendants.

As the Netherlands experiences an uptick in class action activity, CDR explores the role of third-party funders in this burgeoning market and how two pivotal Dutch court decisions could impact funder appetite going forward.

UK competition authorities have rubber-stamped an earlier settlement, between class representative Mark McLaren and the smallest of the five defendants in the car delivery charges opt-out class action.

A multimillion-pound, opt-out collective action against vehicle carrier operators is set to proceed, with the UK’s highest court refusing the defendants permission to appeal against certification.

The CAT has made an interim judgment castigating the defendants of the UK car delivery opt-out action for directly communicating with class claimants.

An opt-out group action against financial institutions for rigging of foreign exchange rates has failed to secure certification, subject to appeal, but may yet proceed on an opt-in basis.