Hausfeld Perspectives - Podcasts Wed, 15 Jul 2026 11:19:48 +0100 https://www.buzzsprout.com/1727462 en-gb © 2026 Hausfeld Perspectives - Podcasts yes 1110bd93-cd6b-599c-8692-c1899847673f Hausfeld episodic false Through our podcasts, we offer the listener a practical view on the latest legal developments and decisions, often in conversation with other specialists.

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Hausfeld https://storage.buzzsprout.com/pb6groh7r0exdyrvp1asryu1e65r?.jpg Hausfeld Perspectives - Podcasts https://www.buzzsprout.com/1727462 Competition Cast - Court of appeal brings “By Object” restrictions to heel in Deckers v Up & Running Competition Cast - Court of appeal brings “By Object” restrictions to heel in Deckers v Up & Running Hausfeld Buzzsprout-19497193 Wed, 15 Jul 2026 11:00:00 +0100 1353 full false The Collective Cast 26 - Foregone consumer surplus: Can priced out consumers claim damages? The Collective Cast 26 - Foregone consumer surplus: Can priced out consumers claim damages? Can consumers priced out of a market as a result of anticompetitive conduct bring a claim to compensate for that loss? That was the subject of the recent strike‑out application in Consumers' Association v Apple Inc, a collective claim concerning Apple’s iCloud storage service including on behalf of consumers who did not in fact purchase iCloud storage. 

In our latest Collective Cast episode, Michael Zymler is joined by partners Luke Streatfeild and Daniel Hunt to explore the concept of a claim for such “foregone consumer surplus” and examine the Tribunal’s split decision on whether this novel head of loss can proceed to trial.

]]> Can consumers priced out of a market as a result of anticompetitive conduct bring a claim to compensate for that loss? That was the subject of the recent strike‑out application in Consumers' Association v Apple Inc, a collective claim concerning Apple’s iCloud storage service including on behalf of consumers who did not in fact purchase iCloud storage. 

In our latest Collective Cast episode, Michael Zymler is joined by partners Luke Streatfeild and Daniel Hunt to explore the concept of a claim for such “foregone consumer surplus” and examine the Tribunal’s split decision on whether this novel head of loss can proceed to trial.

]]> Luke Streatfeild, Daniel Hunt, Michael Zymler Buzzsprout-19313357 Mon, 08 Jun 2026 17:00:00 +0100 1787 Collective Redress, Hausfeld full false Litigation For The Greater Good Litigation For The Greater Good Most people assume justice is available if you have been wronged. The harder truth is that many of the biggest harms are invisible, shared across millions, and too expensive to challenge alone. We explore how litigation for the greater good actually works when the defendants are well resourced, and the real losses sit inside things like pensions, consumer purchases, or communities harmed by environmental damage, and the defendants are well resourced.

Hosted by Anna Gilbert, Divisional Director within Howden's Litigation Risk Management team, and joined by Hausfeld lawyers Lucy Pert and Simon Bishop, together they unpack the idea of “law as a force for good” beyond the usual soundbites. We talk through climate and human rights style claims, but also the less obvious cases that still protect society: emissions litigation, competition and consumer redress, and securities claims where misleading markets can affect huge groups of investors and everyday pension savers. Along the way we discuss how claimants are identified when they don’t even know they’ve suffered harm, and why collective actions and group litigation can be the only realistic route to accountability.

We also get practical about the machinery that makes these cases possible. Third-party litigation funding, ATE insurance and newer own-side cost insurance can shift risk off balance sheets and open the door to fairer pricing and more options. We look at how regulators and private enforcement interact, why deterrence matters, and what might change next, from procedural reform for collective redress to the growing role of AI in securities disclosures and trading.

]]> Most people assume justice is available if you have been wronged. The harder truth is that many of the biggest harms are invisible, shared across millions, and too expensive to challenge alone. We explore how litigation for the greater good actually works when the defendants are well resourced, and the real losses sit inside things like pensions, consumer purchases, or communities harmed by environmental damage, and the defendants are well resourced.

Hosted by Anna Gilbert, Divisional Director within Howden's Litigation Risk Management team, and joined by Hausfeld lawyers Lucy Pert and Simon Bishop, together they unpack the idea of “law as a force for good” beyond the usual soundbites. We talk through climate and human rights style claims, but also the less obvious cases that still protect society: emissions litigation, competition and consumer redress, and securities claims where misleading markets can affect huge groups of investors and everyday pension savers. Along the way we discuss how claimants are identified when they don’t even know they’ve suffered harm, and why collective actions and group litigation can be the only realistic route to accountability.

We also get practical about the machinery that makes these cases possible. Third-party litigation funding, ATE insurance and newer own-side cost insurance can shift risk off balance sheets and open the door to fairer pricing and more options. We look at how regulators and private enforcement interact, why deterrence matters, and what might change next, from procedural reform for collective redress to the growing role of AI in securities disclosures and trading.

]]> Hausfeld Buzzsprout-19195619 Mon, 18 May 2026 15:00:00 +0100 2715 full false The Competition Cast – Splitting the Difference: Granville v LG Display The Competition Cast – Splitting the Difference: Granville v LG Display Hausfeld Buzzsprout-19163542 Tue, 12 May 2026 11:00:00 +0100 1336 2 10 full false The Competition Cast - Episode 9 - Costs in collective proceedings: Lessons from recent CAT jurisprudence The Competition Cast - Episode 9 - Costs in collective proceedings: Lessons from recent CAT jurisprudence Recent jurisprudence from the Competition Appeal Tribunal has examined the important role of costs in litigating collective proceedings.

In our latest Competition Cast, Michael Zymler is joined by partners Luke Streatfeild and Daniel Hunt to discuss these recent cases and the strategic considerations at play when claimants and defendants think about costs.

]]> Recent jurisprudence from the Competition Appeal Tribunal has examined the important role of costs in litigating collective proceedings.

In our latest Competition Cast, Michael Zymler is joined by partners Luke Streatfeild and Daniel Hunt to discuss these recent cases and the strategic considerations at play when claimants and defendants think about costs.

]]> Luke Streatfeild, Daniel Hunt, Michael Zymler Buzzsprout-19013086 Tue, 14 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0100 1172 2 9 full false The Competition Cast - Episode 8 - CMA Consults on Mobile Ecosystems and Google’s Search Services The Competition Cast - Episode 8 - CMA Consults on Mobile Ecosystems and Google’s Search Services Hausfeld Buzzsprout-18868084 Wed, 18 Mar 2026 14:00:00 +0000 2012 8 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 25 - Looking back at Phillip Evans v Barclays Bank The Collective Cast - Episode 25 - Looking back at Phillip Evans v Barclays Bank Hausfeld Buzzsprout-18630073 Wed, 11 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1695 25 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 24 - 2025 Wrap-up The Collective Cast - Episode 24 - 2025 Wrap-up 2025 marked a decade since the opt-out regime came into force - and delivered historic firsts, including the first successful damages award to a class in Kent v Apple.

In our latest Collective Cast, Luke Streatfeild, Daniel Hunt, and Michael Zymler review:

  • New claims filed and certified
  • Key judgments and rulings that shaped 2025
  • What’s ahead for 2026
]]> 2025 marked a decade since the opt-out regime came into force - and delivered historic firsts, including the first successful damages award to a class in Kent v Apple.

In our latest Collective Cast, Luke Streatfeild, Daniel Hunt, and Michael Zymler review:

  • New claims filed and certified
  • Key judgments and rulings that shaped 2025
  • What’s ahead for 2026
]]> Hausfeld Buzzsprout-18348417 Mon, 15 Dec 2025 08:00:00 +0000 1628 Collective Redress 2 24 full false The Climate Cast - Episode 2 - The ICJ’s Climate Change Advisory Opinion: a closer look at domestic impacts for states and corporates The Climate Cast - Episode 2 - The ICJ’s Climate Change Advisory Opinion: a closer look at domestic impacts for states and corporates Margherita Cornaglia from Landmark Chambers to discuss the International Court of Justice (ICJ)’s advisory opinion on states’ obligations in respect of climate change. They explore WWF’s submissions and the ICJ’s findings regarding obligations on biodiversity, what the opinion means for corporate as well as state accountability, and how it may influence future strategic litigation against private and state actors at the domestic level. As climate litigation continues to evolve rapidly across jurisdictions, this episode offers practical insights into how the ICJ opinion is expected to shape that landscape.

]]> Margherita Cornaglia from Landmark Chambers to discuss the International Court of Justice (ICJ)’s advisory opinion on states’ obligations in respect of climate change. They explore WWF’s submissions and the ICJ’s findings regarding obligations on biodiversity, what the opinion means for corporate as well as state accountability, and how it may influence future strategic litigation against private and state actors at the domestic level. As climate litigation continues to evolve rapidly across jurisdictions, this episode offers practical insights into how the ICJ opinion is expected to shape that landscape.

]]> Ginevra Bicciolo, Jake White (WWF-UK), Margherita Cornaglia (Landmark Chambers) Buzzsprout-17976532 Sun, 12 Oct 2025 12:00:00 +0100 2673 Environmental Law, Climate Change 1 2 full false The Competition Cast - Episode 7 - The CMA’s Google & Apple Ecosystems Investigations Unpacked The Competition Cast - Episode 7 - The CMA’s Google & Apple Ecosystems Investigations Unpacked Seven months after the entry into force of the UK’s new digital markets regime, the CMA announced its provisional decision that both Apple and Google have strategic market status in respect of their mobile platforms. 

In this episode of the Competition Cast, Luke Streatfeild, Daniel Hunt, and Michael Zymler discuss the investigation and cover:

  • How the CMA’s digital enforcement compares to recent regulatory efforts in Europe under the Digital Markets Act;
  • The CMA’s proposed roadmap of enforcement measures, including the role of AI; and
  • Apple and Google’s possible next steps.
]]> Seven months after the entry into force of the UK’s new digital markets regime, the CMA announced its provisional decision that both Apple and Google have strategic market status in respect of their mobile platforms. 

In this episode of the Competition Cast, Luke Streatfeild, Daniel Hunt, and Michael Zymler discuss the investigation and cover:

  • How the CMA’s digital enforcement compares to recent regulatory efforts in Europe under the Digital Markets Act;
  • The CMA’s proposed roadmap of enforcement measures, including the role of AI; and
  • Apple and Google’s possible next steps.
]]> Luke Streatfeild, Daniel Hunt, Michael Zymler Buzzsprout-17939266 Wed, 01 Oct 2025 16:00:00 +0100 1829 2 7 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 23 - Litigation Funding after PACCAR The Collective Cast - Episode 23 - Litigation Funding after PACCAR In this episode of Hausfeld's #CollectiveCast, Michael Zymler is joined by Lesley Hannah, Luke Streatfeild and Jonathan Amior to discuss developments in litigation funding following the PACCAR judgment, including:

  • The Court of Appeal’s judgment in conjoint appeals from the Competition Appeal Tribunal concerning the enforceability of litigation funding agreements that had been amended following PACCAR; and
  • The Civil Justice Council’s final report on litigation funding, and its recommendations for reforms.
]]> In this episode of Hausfeld's #CollectiveCast, Michael Zymler is joined by Lesley Hannah, Luke Streatfeild and Jonathan Amior to discuss developments in litigation funding following the PACCAR judgment, including:

  • The Court of Appeal’s judgment in conjoint appeals from the Competition Appeal Tribunal concerning the enforceability of litigation funding agreements that had been amended following PACCAR; and
  • The Civil Justice Council’s final report on litigation funding, and its recommendations for reforms.
]]> Hausfeld Buzzsprout-17573972 Mon, 28 Jul 2025 11:00:00 +0100 1286 2 23 full false The Competition Cast - Episode 6 - Dynamic Pricing, Google’s Market Power and a toy industry ruling The Competition Cast - Episode 6 - Dynamic Pricing, Google’s Market Power and a toy industry ruling In this episode of Hausfeld's #CompetitionCast, Michael Zymler, Luke Streatfeild and Daniel Hunt about recent competition enforcement explore how recent CMA activities and a High Court judgment could shape the future public and private enforcement landscape in the UK. 

 Key topics include:

  •  Dynamic Pricing under scrutiny - a CMA update on its investigation into the use of dynamic pricing with a consideration of when algorithmic pricing may fall foul of consumer protection law. 
  • Google’s Strategic Market Status - the CMA's proposal to designate Google as having “Strategic Market Status” under the #DigitalMarkets regime in general search and search advertising activities, including its roadmap of potential measures for Google.
  • Abuse of dominance in the toy industry - the High Court's judgment in a competition damages claim brought in the toy industry. 
]]> In this episode of Hausfeld's #CompetitionCast, Michael Zymler, Luke Streatfeild and Daniel Hunt about recent competition enforcement explore how recent CMA activities and a High Court judgment could shape the future public and private enforcement landscape in the UK. 

 Key topics include:

  •  Dynamic Pricing under scrutiny - a CMA update on its investigation into the use of dynamic pricing with a consideration of when algorithmic pricing may fall foul of consumer protection law. 
  • Google’s Strategic Market Status - the CMA's proposal to designate Google as having “Strategic Market Status” under the #DigitalMarkets regime in general search and search advertising activities, including its roadmap of potential measures for Google.
  • Abuse of dominance in the toy industry - the High Court's judgment in a competition damages claim brought in the toy industry. 
]]> Luke Streatfeild, Daniel Hunt, Michael Zymler Buzzsprout-17476030 Wed, 09 Jul 2025 09:00:00 +0100 2406 2 6 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 22 - What does the Merricks settlement really mean for the future of UK collective proceedings? The Collective Cast - Episode 22 - What does the Merricks settlement really mean for the future of UK collective proceedings? In the wake of extensive commentary on the Merricks settlement judgment, this episode of Hausfeld’s #CollectiveCast offers listeners a rare opportunity to step back from the headlines and gain a balanced perspective on a landmark case that has puts its stamp on the UK’s collective action regime. 

Michael Zymler talks to Luke Streatfeild and Daniel Hunt - both closely involved in this field – to unpack not only the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s (CAT) judgment approving the settlement, but also the broader implications for future cases, funding dynamics and class member protections. With a thoughtful discussion on the Tribunal’s supervisory role, the nuances of settlement approval and practical lessons for practitioners, this episode aims to move beyond the noise and provide informed insight into what the Merricks decision really means for the future of collective proceedings. The episode covers the case’s procedural history in the lead-up to settlement, the CAT’s exercise of its supervisory role in the approval of opt-out collective settlements and its approach to the question of distribution of the settlement sum. The episode concludes by reflecting on the broader lessons from the judgment, highlighting its implications for class members as the primary beneficiaries of the collective regime, as well as for litigation funders and legal practitioners.

]]> In the wake of extensive commentary on the Merricks settlement judgment, this episode of Hausfeld’s #CollectiveCast offers listeners a rare opportunity to step back from the headlines and gain a balanced perspective on a landmark case that has puts its stamp on the UK’s collective action regime. 

Michael Zymler talks to Luke Streatfeild and Daniel Hunt - both closely involved in this field – to unpack not only the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s (CAT) judgment approving the settlement, but also the broader implications for future cases, funding dynamics and class member protections. With a thoughtful discussion on the Tribunal’s supervisory role, the nuances of settlement approval and practical lessons for practitioners, this episode aims to move beyond the noise and provide informed insight into what the Merricks decision really means for the future of collective proceedings. The episode covers the case’s procedural history in the lead-up to settlement, the CAT’s exercise of its supervisory role in the approval of opt-out collective settlements and its approach to the question of distribution of the settlement sum. The episode concludes by reflecting on the broader lessons from the judgment, highlighting its implications for class members as the primary beneficiaries of the collective regime, as well as for litigation funders and legal practitioners.

]]> Daniel Hunt, Luke Streatfeild, Michael Zymler Buzzsprout-17304003 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0100 1683 2 22 full false The Commercial Disputes Cast – Johnson v Firstrand The Commercial Disputes Cast – Johnson v Firstrand In this episode of the #CommercialCast, Lucy Pert, Sally Ngan, and Rebecca Warder discuss the recent Court of Appeal decision in Johnson v Firstrand, which has potentially wide-ranging implications. The case focuses on consumer claims related to commissions paid by motor finance lenders to car dealers and the adequacy of disclosure regarding these commissions. Lucy, Sally and Rebecca delve into the key rulings of the appeal, highlight important takeaways, and explore how this decision significantly impacts the credit broking context and beyond.

]]> In this episode of the #CommercialCast, Lucy Pert, Sally Ngan, and Rebecca Warder discuss the recent Court of Appeal decision in Johnson v Firstrand, which has potentially wide-ranging implications. The case focuses on consumer claims related to commissions paid by motor finance lenders to car dealers and the adequacy of disclosure regarding these commissions. Lucy, Sally and Rebecca delve into the key rulings of the appeal, highlight important takeaways, and explore how this decision significantly impacts the credit broking context and beyond.

]]> Lucy Pert, Sally Ngan and Rebecca Warder Buzzsprout-16260125 Wed, 11 Dec 2024 09:00:00 +0000 941 3 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 21 - Collective proceedings in the CAT The Collective Cast - Episode 21 - Collective proceedings in the CAT In the latest episode of our Collective Cast, Michael Zymler is joined by Lesley Hannah and Luke Streatfeild to discuss recent collective proceedings in the Competition Appeals Tribunal, focusing in particular on the Kent and Ennis proceedings against Apple. They explore the similarities and differences between the two proceedings, address the timetabling issues that arose, and consider the Tribunal’s ruling that the cases should proceed independently of one another. Additionally, they review how the Tribunal has previously dealt with common issues arising in different proceedings.

]]> In the latest episode of our Collective Cast, Michael Zymler is joined by Lesley Hannah and Luke Streatfeild to discuss recent collective proceedings in the Competition Appeals Tribunal, focusing in particular on the Kent and Ennis proceedings against Apple. They explore the similarities and differences between the two proceedings, address the timetabling issues that arose, and consider the Tribunal’s ruling that the cases should proceed independently of one another. Additionally, they review how the Tribunal has previously dealt with common issues arising in different proceedings.

]]> Michael Zymler, Lesley Hannah, Luke Streatfield Buzzsprout-16232438 Fri, 06 Dec 2024 11:00:00 +0000 1951 21 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 20 - The path to trials The Collective Cast - Episode 20 - The path to trials In this episode of the Collective Cast, Anthony Maton is joined by Nicola Boyle, Lesley Hannah, and Luke Streatfeild to discuss the emerging landscape of trials of collective proceedings in the Competition Appeals Tribunal, and in particular emerging questions relating to joint case management and consolidation

]]> In this episode of the Collective Cast, Anthony Maton is joined by Nicola Boyle, Lesley Hannah, and Luke Streatfeild to discuss the emerging landscape of trials of collective proceedings in the Competition Appeals Tribunal, and in particular emerging questions relating to joint case management and consolidation

]]> Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Lesley Hannah and Luke Streatfeild Buzzsprout-15975824 Wed, 23 Oct 2024 13:00:00 +0100 1962 20 full false The Commercial Disputes Cast - Episode 2 - McHale v Dunlop The Commercial Disputes Cast - Episode 2 - McHale v Dunlop In this episode, Lucy Pert, Sally Ngan and Rebecca Warder discuss the recent High Court decision in McHale v Dunlop, which explores the so-called ‘half-secret’ commission received by professionals in the financial services industry and the consequence of inadequate disclosure.

]]> In this episode, Lucy Pert, Sally Ngan and Rebecca Warder discuss the recent High Court decision in McHale v Dunlop, which explores the so-called ‘half-secret’ commission received by professionals in the financial services industry and the consequence of inadequate disclosure.

]]> Lucy Pert, Sally Ngan and Rebecca Warder Buzzsprout-15700071 Thu, 05 Sep 2024 09:00:00 +0100 847 2 full false The Climate Cast - Episode 1 - No combustion without extraction: the Supreme Court decision in Finch The Climate Cast - Episode 1 - No combustion without extraction: the Supreme Court decision in Finch In our inaugural episode of the Climate Cast, Simon Bishop, Chrysa Bampali and Alex Cooper discuss the recent Supreme Court decision in Finch and its impact on Environmental Impact Assessments. The landmark ruling will potentially shape the future development of fossil fuel extraction projects in the UK, and is likely to affect the arguments before the courts in upcoming planning cases. Given our expertise in pioneering climate actions the team is perfectly placed to comment.

]]> In our inaugural episode of the Climate Cast, Simon Bishop, Chrysa Bampali and Alex Cooper discuss the recent Supreme Court decision in Finch and its impact on Environmental Impact Assessments. The landmark ruling will potentially shape the future development of fossil fuel extraction projects in the UK, and is likely to affect the arguments before the courts in upcoming planning cases. Given our expertise in pioneering climate actions the team is perfectly placed to comment.

]]> Simon Bishop, Chrysanthi Bampali, Alex Cooper Buzzsprout-15460189 Tue, 23 Jul 2024 11:00:00 +0100 963 1 full false The Competition Cast – Episode 5 - “pass on” reconsidered: judgments in Royal Mail and Granville The Competition Cast – Episode 5 - “pass on” reconsidered: judgments in Royal Mail and Granville  In this episode of the Competition Cast, we revisit the concept of "pass on" following the judgments of the Court of Appeal in Royal Mail and of the High Court in Granville. This topic, and the lower court judgment in Royal Mail, were covered in our October 2023 episode of the Competition Cast. Tom Bolster speaks to Amandine Gueret and is rejoined by guest speaker Iona McCall from AlixPartners to explore how these cases develop our understanding of legal and factual pass on. 

]]>  In this episode of the Competition Cast, we revisit the concept of "pass on" following the judgments of the Court of Appeal in Royal Mail and of the High Court in Granville. This topic, and the lower court judgment in Royal Mail, were covered in our October 2023 episode of the Competition Cast. Tom Bolster speaks to Amandine Gueret and is rejoined by guest speaker Iona McCall from AlixPartners to explore how these cases develop our understanding of legal and factual pass on. 

]]> Tom Bolster, Amandine Gueret and Iona McCall Buzzsprout-14996586 Thu, 02 May 2024 12:00:00 +0100 1545 5 full false Competition Cast - Episode 4 - Key competition developments in the UK Competition Cast - Episode 4 - Key competition developments in the UK In this episode Michael Zymler is joined by Luke Streatfeild, Kio Gwilliam and Shahrina Quader  to discuss some of the key competition developments in the UK, specifically the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumer bill, AI regulation in the UK and the developing space of competition enforcement in UK labour markets. 

]]> In this episode Michael Zymler is joined by Luke Streatfeild, Kio Gwilliam and Shahrina Quader  to discuss some of the key competition developments in the UK, specifically the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumer bill, AI regulation in the UK and the developing space of competition enforcement in UK labour markets. 

]]> Michael Zymler, Luke Streatfeild, Kio Gwilliam and Shahrina Quader Buzzsprout-14696801 Fri, 15 Mar 2024 16:00:00 +0000 1719 4 full false The Commercial Disputes Cast - Episode 1 - Nigeria v P&ID The Commercial Disputes Cast - Episode 1 - Nigeria v P&ID In this episode Ellen Gracey is joined by Duran Ross to discuss the landmark judgment, Nigeria v Process and Industrial Developments Ltd.  They explore the background of the case and the  points set out by Mr Justice Knowles in his judgment.

]]> In this episode Ellen Gracey is joined by Duran Ross to discuss the landmark judgment, Nigeria v Process and Industrial Developments Ltd.  They explore the background of the case and the  points set out by Mr Justice Knowles in his judgment.

]]> Duran Ross and Ellen Gracey Buzzsprout-14165081 Mon, 18 Dec 2023 10:00:00 +0000 905 1 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 19 - Sony PlayStation developments: PACCAR and class definitions The Collective Cast - Episode 19 - Sony PlayStation developments: PACCAR and class definitions In this episode of the Collective Cast, Lucy Rigby is joined by Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and David Lawne to discuss the CPO decision in the Sony collective proceeding  brought on behalf of PlayStation users. They explore the two principal points that have arisen from this judgment: PACAAR funding and class definitions. 

]]> In this episode of the Collective Cast, Lucy Rigby is joined by Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and David Lawne to discuss the CPO decision in the Sony collective proceeding  brought on behalf of PlayStation users. They explore the two principal points that have arisen from this judgment: PACAAR funding and class definitions. 

]]> Lucy Rigby, Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, David Lawne Buzzsprout-14017878 Wed, 22 Nov 2023 13:00:00 +0000 855 19 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 18 - collective amalgamation and key developments The Collective Cast - Episode 18 - collective amalgamation and key developments  In this episode of the Collective Cast, we cover the first consolidation of two collectives claims, the first collective settlement announced in McLaren, the filing of a collective claim against Google and a judgment from the Tribunal in Boyle v Govia Thameslink Railway. Lucy speaks to Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, David Lawne and Luke Streatfeild. 

]]>  In this episode of the Collective Cast, we cover the first consolidation of two collectives claims, the first collective settlement announced in McLaren, the filing of a collective claim against Google and a judgment from the Tribunal in Boyle v Govia Thameslink Railway. Lucy speaks to Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, David Lawne and Luke Streatfeild. 

]]> Lucy Rigby, Nicola Boyle, David Lawne, Anthony Maton, Luke Streatfeild Buzzsprout-13926170 Tue, 07 Nov 2023 15:00:00 +0000 1355 18 full false Competition Cast - Episode 3 - The Royal Mail judgement and "pass on" Competition Cast - Episode 3 - The Royal Mail judgement and "pass on" In this episode Tom Bolster will be joined by Julia von Eitzen and Natalie Jukes from Hausfeld and Iona McCall from AlixPartners to discuss "pass on" following the Royal Mail judgement.

]]> In this episode Tom Bolster will be joined by Julia von Eitzen and Natalie Jukes from Hausfeld and Iona McCall from AlixPartners to discuss "pass on" following the Royal Mail judgement.

]]> Tom Bolster, Julia von Eitzen, Natalie Jukes, Iona McCall Buzzsprout-13749897 Tue, 10 Oct 2023 13:00:00 +0100 1270 18 full false Collective Cast - Episode 17 - The FX and Trucks Court of Appeal decision Collective Cast - Episode 17 - The FX and Trucks Court of Appeal decision In the seventeenth episode of the Collective Cast, we cover two much-anticipated judgments handed down by the Court of Appeal on Tuesday – the first in FX and the second in Trucks.  The judgment in FX is particularly significant as the Court of Appeal’s decision means that this is the first claim with a predominantly business class to proceed on an opt-out basis.  Lucy speaks to Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and David Lawne about both rulings and their implications for the collective regime.  

]]> In the seventeenth episode of the Collective Cast, we cover two much-anticipated judgments handed down by the Court of Appeal on Tuesday – the first in FX and the second in Trucks.  The judgment in FX is particularly significant as the Court of Appeal’s decision means that this is the first claim with a predominantly business class to proceed on an opt-out basis.  Lucy speaks to Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and David Lawne about both rulings and their implications for the collective regime.  

]]> Lucy Rigby, Nicola Boyle, David Lawne, Anthony Maton Buzzsprout-13299568 Thu, 27 Jul 2023 11:00:00 +0100 1365 17 full false Collective Cast - Episode 16 - Blueprints and Umbrella Proceedings Orders Collective Cast - Episode 16 - Blueprints and Umbrella Proceedings Orders In this episode Lucy Rigby will be joined by Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and Tim Brown to discuss blueprints and umbrella proceedings orders. 

]]> In this episode Lucy Rigby will be joined by Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and Tim Brown to discuss blueprints and umbrella proceedings orders. 

]]> Lucy Rigby, Nicola Boyle, Antony Maton, Tim Brown Buzzsprout-12995912 Wed, 07 Jun 2023 15:00:00 +0100 1334 16 full false Collective Cast - Episode 15 - Looking ahead to 2023 and UPOs Collective Cast - Episode 15 - Looking ahead to 2023 and UPOs In the first Collective Cast of 2023 , the team  is looking forward to what they anticipate will be a busy 2023. In addition, Nicol Boyle, Lucy Rigby, Wessen Jazrawi and Luke Grimes will  discuss a recent procedural innovation in the Competition Appeal Tribunal: Umbrella Proceeding Orders.

]]> In the first Collective Cast of 2023 , the team  is looking forward to what they anticipate will be a busy 2023. In addition, Nicol Boyle, Lucy Rigby, Wessen Jazrawi and Luke Grimes will  discuss a recent procedural innovation in the Competition Appeal Tribunal: Umbrella Proceeding Orders.

]]> Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby, Wessen Jazrawi, Luke Grimes Buzzsprout-12123171 Thu, 26 Jan 2023 13:00:00 +0000 891 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 14 - The UK’s opt-out regime The Collective Cast - Episode 14 - The UK’s opt-out regime More than 7 years since the UK’s opt-out regime was introduced & with plenty of cases now certified, we have a better view of defendant tactics in opposing certification, the current battleground issues and what the future might look like. Hausfeld’s Collective Cast returns with a review of the emerging landscape including a special mention of the recently granted permission to appeal in FX.  Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, David Lawne and Lucy Rigby review. 

]]> More than 7 years since the UK’s opt-out regime was introduced & with plenty of cases now certified, we have a better view of defendant tactics in opposing certification, the current battleground issues and what the future might look like. Hausfeld’s Collective Cast returns with a review of the emerging landscape including a special mention of the recently granted permission to appeal in FX.  Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, David Lawne and Lucy Rigby review. 

]]> Anthony Maton, Nicola Boule, David Lawne, Lucy Rigby Buzzsprout-11515421 Mon, 17 Oct 2022 17:00:00 +0100 1572 14 full false The Competition Cast - Episode 2 - Trucks CJEU judgment & Gemalto The Competition Cast - Episode 2 - Trucks CJEU judgment & Gemalto In this episode of the Competition Cast, Scott Campbell, Tom Bolster, Charles LaPorte and Julia Von Eitzen discuss the issue of limitation rules, particularly taking a deep dive into a recent European Court of Justice judgment arising from the Trucks cartel. 

]]> In this episode of the Competition Cast, Scott Campbell, Tom Bolster, Charles LaPorte and Julia Von Eitzen discuss the issue of limitation rules, particularly taking a deep dive into a recent European Court of Justice judgment arising from the Trucks cartel. 

]]> Scott Campbell, Tom Bolster, Charles LaPorte, Julia Von Eitzen Buzzsprout-11450874 Thu, 06 Oct 2022 17:00:00 +0100 1146 2 full false Collective Cast - Episode 13 - About Trains and the Google Play Store Collective Cast - Episode 13 - About Trains and the Google Play Store In this summer edition, Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Luke Streatfeild and Lucy Rigby discuss the UK Court of Appeal’s recent judgment in the Trains collective actions as well as the Google Play Store's Collective Proceedings Order hearing . 

]]> In this summer edition, Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Luke Streatfeild and Lucy Rigby discuss the UK Court of Appeal’s recent judgment in the Trains collective actions as well as the Google Play Store's Collective Proceedings Order hearing . 

]]> Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Luke Streatfeild, Lucy Rigby Buzzsprout-11113680 Wed, 10 Aug 2022 13:00:00 +0100 1370 full false Competition Cast - Episode 1 - The Post-Brexit landscape Competition Cast - Episode 1 - The Post-Brexit landscape In this inaugural episode of the Competition Cast,  Anna Morfey, Lesley Hannah and Amandine Gueret discuss the current post-Brexit developments’ impact on the UK competition landscape. More specifically, they provide a short digest of the CMA’s powers and responsibilities in the post Brexit-era and discuss how this has been implemented in practice over the past 18 months. 

]]> In this inaugural episode of the Competition Cast,  Anna Morfey, Lesley Hannah and Amandine Gueret discuss the current post-Brexit developments’ impact on the UK competition landscape. More specifically, they provide a short digest of the CMA’s powers and responsibilities in the post Brexit-era and discuss how this has been implemented in practice over the past 18 months. 

]]> Anna Morfey, Lesley Hannah, Amandine Gueret Buzzsprout-10847911 Fri, 24 Jun 2022 11:00:00 +0100 1196 full false Collective Cast - Episode 12 - Which?’s claim against Qualcomm Collective Cast - Episode 12 - Which?’s claim against Qualcomm In this episode of Hausfeld’s Collective Cast, Nicola Boyle & Lucy Rigby are joined by Which?’s Tom Clark & Lisa Webb to talk about Which?’s claim on behalf of around 30 million consumers against Qualcomm, the Tribunal’s recent unanimous decision allowing the claim to proceed to trial & the future of collective redress consumers competition law collective actions access to justice. 

]]> In this episode of Hausfeld’s Collective Cast, Nicola Boyle & Lucy Rigby are joined by Which?’s Tom Clark & Lisa Webb to talk about Which?’s claim on behalf of around 30 million consumers against Qualcomm, the Tribunal’s recent unanimous decision allowing the claim to proceed to trial & the future of collective redress consumers competition law collective actions access to justice. 

]]> Buzzsprout-10718862 Wed, 01 Jun 2022 15:00:00 +0100 1370 1 12 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 11 - FX Claim UK and Le Patourel v BT The Collective Cast - Episode 11 - FX Claim UK and Le Patourel v BT  A bumper edition of Hausfeld’s Collective Cast as Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, David Lawne and Lucy Rigby debate both the Tribunal’s judgment in FX Claim UK and the recent judgment from the Court of Appeal in Le Patourel v BT. With a very active CAT, there’s plenty to discuss including the reasons behind Phillip Evans’ application for permission to appeal the CAT’s decision in FX Claim UK. 

]]>  A bumper edition of Hausfeld’s Collective Cast as Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, David Lawne and Lucy Rigby debate both the Tribunal’s judgment in FX Claim UK and the recent judgment from the Court of Appeal in Le Patourel v BT. With a very active CAT, there’s plenty to discuss including the reasons behind Phillip Evans’ application for permission to appeal the CAT’s decision in FX Claim UK. 

]]> Buzzsprout-10599682 Wed, 11 May 2022 15:00:00 +0100 2298 1 11 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 10 - CAT rulings in McLaren, Kent, Coll and the Court of Appeal hearing in the BT The Collective Cast - Episode 10 - CAT rulings in McLaren, Kent, Coll and the Court of Appeal hearing in the BT Plenty to discuss in Hausfeld’s latest episode of the Collective Cast with Anthony Maton, Lesley Hannah & Lucy Rigby – they cover the recent Court of Appeal hearing in the BT claim, the certification judgment in McLaren and the two recent rulings from the Tribunal in Kent and Coll going to disclosure of funding & insurance arrangements.  

#collectiveredress #collectiveactions #competitionlaw 

 

]]> Plenty to discuss in Hausfeld’s latest episode of the Collective Cast with Anthony Maton, Lesley Hannah & Lucy Rigby – they cover the recent Court of Appeal hearing in the BT claim, the certification judgment in McLaren and the two recent rulings from the Tribunal in Kent and Coll going to disclosure of funding & insurance arrangements.  

#collectiveredress #collectiveactions #competitionlaw 

 

]]> Anthony Maton, Lesley Hannah, Lucy Rigby Buzzsprout-10318090 Fri, 25 Mar 2022 17:00:00 +0000 1811 1 10 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 9 - What is in store for 2022 The Collective Cast - Episode 9 - What is in store for 2022 In this episode of Hausfeld’s #TheCollectiveCast, Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby and Luke Grimes kick-off the 2022 series by reflecting on the various developments from 2021 and considering what 2022 might have in store for the country’s burgeoning collective actions regime.

]]> In this episode of Hausfeld’s #TheCollectiveCast, Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby and Luke Grimes kick-off the 2022 series by reflecting on the various developments from 2021 and considering what 2022 might have in store for the country’s burgeoning collective actions regime.

]]> Buzzsprout-9835338 Wed, 05 Jan 2022 15:00:00 +0000 1564 1 9 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 8 - Tribunal grants certification in Trains claim The Collective Cast - Episode 8 - Tribunal grants certification in Trains claim Full steam ahead for collective actions on behalf of train passengers as Tribunal grants certification – Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Luke Streatfeild and Lucy Rigby discuss the judgment in the latest episode of Hausfeld’s #TheCollectiveCast. 

]]> Full steam ahead for collective actions on behalf of train passengers as Tribunal grants certification – Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Luke Streatfeild and Lucy Rigby discuss the judgment in the latest episode of Hausfeld’s #TheCollectiveCast. 

]]> Buzzsprout-9402303 Wed, 20 Oct 2021 16:00:00 +0100 1070 1 8 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 7 - Collective proceedings against Google re UK PlayStore The Collective Cast - Episode 7 - Collective proceedings against Google re UK PlayStore In this 7th episode of #TheCollectiveCast, Lesley Hannah, Lucy Rigby and Kio Gwilliam are joined by Liz Coll, the consumer champion and proposed class representative on the collective proceedings recently launched against Google on behalf of UK PlayStore users. Discussion focusses on Ms Coll's motivations for bringing the case, the role of private enforcement and collective redress when it comes to tackling the conduct of the technology giants and Google's recent appeal of the Commission's Android decision in the General Court.

]]> In this 7th episode of #TheCollectiveCast, Lesley Hannah, Lucy Rigby and Kio Gwilliam are joined by Liz Coll, the consumer champion and proposed class representative on the collective proceedings recently launched against Google on behalf of UK PlayStore users. Discussion focusses on Ms Coll's motivations for bringing the case, the role of private enforcement and collective redress when it comes to tackling the conduct of the technology giants and Google's recent appeal of the Commission's Android decision in the General Court.

]]> Buzzsprout-9347997 Mon, 11 Oct 2021 14:00:00 +0100 1136 1 7 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 6 - Opt-out collective action against BT The Collective Cast - Episode 6 - Opt-out collective action against BT The certification of an opt-out collective action on behalf of consumers against BT is the subject of discussion in this sixth episode of Hausfeld’s #TheCollectiveCast. Tune in to hear Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and Lucy Rigby discuss the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s recent judgment and the ramifications for other opt-out collective claims. 

]]> The certification of an opt-out collective action on behalf of consumers against BT is the subject of discussion in this sixth episode of Hausfeld’s #TheCollectiveCast. Tune in to hear Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and Lucy Rigby discuss the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s recent judgment and the ramifications for other opt-out collective claims. 

]]> Buzzsprout-9306792 Mon, 04 Oct 2021 14:00:00 +0100 824 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 5 -Merricks v Mastercard judgment and Le Patourel v BT The Collective Cast - Episode 5 -Merricks v Mastercard judgment and Le Patourel v BT In this 5th episode of #TheCollectiveCast, Hausfeld’s Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and Lucy Rigby review the UK’s first certification decision in an opt-out action, handed down by the Tribunal last week in Merricks v Mastercard, alongside another case pending before the Tribunal, that of Le Patourel v BT. Plenty to discuss as the country’s opt-out regime now begins to take flight.

]]> In this 5th episode of #TheCollectiveCast, Hausfeld’s Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and Lucy Rigby review the UK’s first certification decision in an opt-out action, handed down by the Tribunal last week in Merricks v Mastercard, alongside another case pending before the Tribunal, that of Le Patourel v BT. Plenty to discuss as the country’s opt-out regime now begins to take flight.

]]> Anthony Maton, Lesley Hannah, Luke Streatfeild, Lucy Rigby Buzzsprout-9084861 Wed, 25 Aug 2021 14:00:00 +0100 1391 1 5 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 4 - Collective proceedings launched recently against Apple The Collective Cast - Episode 4 - Collective proceedings launched recently against Apple In this fourth episode of #TheCollectiveCast, Anthony Maton, Lesley Hannah, Luke Streatfeild and Lucy Rigby discuss the collective proceedings launched recently against Apple by Dr Rachael Kent on behalf of UK App Store users, and take a look at the landscape for collective proceedings against technology giants more broadly.

]]> In this fourth episode of #TheCollectiveCast, Anthony Maton, Lesley Hannah, Luke Streatfeild and Lucy Rigby discuss the collective proceedings launched recently against Apple by Dr Rachael Kent on behalf of UK App Store users, and take a look at the landscape for collective proceedings against technology giants more broadly.

]]> Anthony Maton, Lesley Hannah, Luke Streatfeild, Lucy Rigby Buzzsprout-8629731 Wed, 02 Jun 2021 08:00:00 +0100 756 1 4 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 3 - Lloyd v Google and the CPO hearings in the Trucks collective claims The Collective Cast - Episode 3 - Lloyd v Google and the CPO hearings in the Trucks collective claims In this third episode of #TheCollectiveCast, Anthony Maton, Scott Campbell, Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby and Tim Brown discuss two significant hearings which took place last week: the Supreme Court hearing in Lloyd v Google and the CPO hearings in the Trucks collective claims. 

]]> In this third episode of #TheCollectiveCast, Anthony Maton, Scott Campbell, Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby and Tim Brown discuss two significant hearings which took place last week: the Supreme Court hearing in Lloyd v Google and the CPO hearings in the Trucks collective claims. 

]]> Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby, Tim Brown Buzzsprout-8456874 Tue, 04 May 2021 15:00:00 +0100 1325 Collective Actions, Competition Law, Hausfeld, Competition Litigation, Collective Cast 1 3 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 2 - Trains CPO hearing & key judgment in Trucks claims The Collective Cast - Episode 2 - Trains CPO hearing & key judgment in Trucks claims In this second episode of #TheCollectiveCast, the Hausfeld team - Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby, Luke Streatfeild and Luke Grimes - discuss the first CPO hearing to have taken place following the Supreme Court’s judgment in Merricks and a key judgment in the Trucks collective claims which impacts litigation funding and the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal in collective proceedings.  

]]> In this second episode of #TheCollectiveCast, the Hausfeld team - Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby, Luke Streatfeild and Luke Grimes - discuss the first CPO hearing to have taken place following the Supreme Court’s judgment in Merricks and a key judgment in the Trucks collective claims which impacts litigation funding and the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal in collective proceedings.  

]]> Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby Buzzsprout-8194202 Tue, 23 Mar 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1245 1 2 full false The Collective Cast - Episode 1 - Looking ahead: what do the next 6 months hold for opt-out collectives in the CAT The Collective Cast - Episode 1 - Looking ahead: what do the next 6 months hold for opt-out collectives in the CAT With all eyes on opt-out collective redress in the next few months and plenty of certification hearings between now and June, it’s time to launch Hausfeld’s new podcast surveying the collective redress landscape… In this 1st edition of the #TheCollectiveCast, Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and Lucy Rigby discuss the cases filling up the CAT’s diary and what may lie in store competition law collective actions.

]]> With all eyes on opt-out collective redress in the next few months and plenty of certification hearings between now and June, it’s time to launch Hausfeld’s new podcast surveying the collective redress landscape… In this 1st edition of the #TheCollectiveCast, Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle and Lucy Rigby discuss the cases filling up the CAT’s diary and what may lie in store competition law collective actions.

]]> Anthony Maton, Nicola Boyle, Lucy Rigby Buzzsprout-8097987 Mon, 08 Mar 2021 09:00:00 +0000 873 1 1 full false