
Dutch class actions: living in an immaterial world
Dippy Singh
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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.
In a game changing ruling, the Amsterdam Court of Appeal earlier this month (7 October) held that Dutch organisations can bring class actions seeking both material and non-material damages for privacy violations, overturning a previous Amsterdam District Court decision. Non-material
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