The article analyses the options for introducing common European rules on class action lawsuits with an opt-out-model in individual cases. An analysis is made of how the risks of misuse of class actions can be prevented. The article considers the Dutch rules on class settlements (the WCAM procedure) and the advantage of integrating equivalent rules into a European rule set. The Danish rules, which have now been in effect for some years, are then considered
This Note examines the intersection of two recent trends in aggregate litigation in the United State...
Whether with regard to mass torts, civil-rights claims or as a means of private enforcement of antit...
Both Europe and the United States are rethinking their approach to aggregate litigation. In the Unit...
Artiklen gennemgår de relativt nye danske regler om gruppesøgsmål, som blev foreslået af Retsplejerå...
This Article analyzes the way federal courts conduct their superiority inquiries on motions for clas...
With the Morrison-judgment, access to US securities class actions is denied for non-US transactions....
Class Actions Abstract This thesis deals with class actions. These are currently (and rightly so) a ...
The purpose of the Master’s degree thesis “The problems of applying a class action lawsuit in a civi...
Over the last fifteen years, several European countries have adopted or updated legislation allowing...
Master‘s final paper is devoted to research an institute of class action, aiming to explore the poss...
This essay deals with the enforceability of U.S. opt-out class actions in Europe, with special atten...
In the Netherlands, the Law on the Collective Settlement of Mass Damages (WCAM) entered into force i...
This article first aims to contribute to an understanding of the Dutch regime for collective redress...
This article deals with class, mass and collective action in arbitration under Dutch law. The author...
In this paper following a law and economics approach, we will consider which model can be applied to...
This Note examines the intersection of two recent trends in aggregate litigation in the United State...
Whether with regard to mass torts, civil-rights claims or as a means of private enforcement of antit...
Both Europe and the United States are rethinking their approach to aggregate litigation. In the Unit...
Artiklen gennemgår de relativt nye danske regler om gruppesøgsmål, som blev foreslået af Retsplejerå...
This Article analyzes the way federal courts conduct their superiority inquiries on motions for clas...
With the Morrison-judgment, access to US securities class actions is denied for non-US transactions....
Class Actions Abstract This thesis deals with class actions. These are currently (and rightly so) a ...
The purpose of the Master’s degree thesis “The problems of applying a class action lawsuit in a civi...
Over the last fifteen years, several European countries have adopted or updated legislation allowing...
Master‘s final paper is devoted to research an institute of class action, aiming to explore the poss...
This essay deals with the enforceability of U.S. opt-out class actions in Europe, with special atten...
In the Netherlands, the Law on the Collective Settlement of Mass Damages (WCAM) entered into force i...
This article first aims to contribute to an understanding of the Dutch regime for collective redress...
This article deals with class, mass and collective action in arbitration under Dutch law. The author...
In this paper following a law and economics approach, we will consider which model can be applied to...
This Note examines the intersection of two recent trends in aggregate litigation in the United State...
Whether with regard to mass torts, civil-rights claims or as a means of private enforcement of antit...
Both Europe and the United States are rethinking their approach to aggregate litigation. In the Unit...