
Funder and law firm secure crucial CAT permission
Dippy Singh
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In a significant move that could steer how the CAT handles opposing interests over unclaimed damages, the Tribunal has granted permission for the funder, law firm and insurers which supported the ‘boundary fares’ collective action to voice their interests over the non-ringfenced sums.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) on Monday (7 July) granted permission for litigation funder Woodsford, law firm Charles Lyndon and relevant insurers to intervene and voice their interests in how
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Charles Lyndon class actions Collective action Competition Appeal Tribunal Costs funder fees insurers Justin Gutmann Justin Guttman v Stagecoach South Western Trains Non-ringfenced costs Permission to intervene Settlement Stakeholder Entitlement Application UK Unclaimed damages Woodsford
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