Collective redress in Europe: Key trends and a look to the future

Hausfeld, Lucy Rigby, Luke Grimes and James Hilton, 31 August 2021, Summer 2021 Issue, Competition Bulletin

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This article identifies and summarizes some of the emerging trends in the collective redress landscape in Europe, and offers some observations on the topic, including a view on what the future may hold.

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