Ten practice areas, one procedural discipline
The subject matter changes. The questions do not: is the loss common to the class, can it be proved without a trial for each claimant, and who carries the cost of finding out.
PayWave mass arbitration
Four of these practice areas meet in one programme: mass arbitration, consumer protection, financial services and collective redress.
Read the caseCollective redress
The firm's founding discipline: bringing one action on behalf of everybody a single course of conduct has harmed.
Mass arbitration
Where a contract bars class actions, the remedy is not silence. It is the clause used as written — one demand at a time, at scale.
Competition law
Cartel and abuse claims, brought in the tribunal that was built for them.
Consumer protection
Small sums, taken from very many people, are the characteristic modern consumer harm.
Product liability
Group litigation for defects that are common by construction, not by coincidence.
Data privacy
Data claims survive collectively only where the class shares a genuinely common harm.
Financial services
The sector that generates the most collective claims, and defends them the hardest.
Securities litigation
Institutional and retail investor recovery, coordinated across markets.
Environmental litigation
Claims where the class is defined by geography and the evidence is measured, not asserted.
ESG claims
Sustainability statements are commercial statements, and they are actionable when they are wrong.
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