Practice
Data privacy
Data claims survive collectively only where the class shares a genuinely common harm.
38,200
Class members represented
Across two live data actions, 31 July 2026.
Since Lloyd v Google the English courts have required more than the fact of a breach. The firm's approach is to plead a defined processing operation, a defined class affected by it, and a loss capable of proof without individual assessment.
In the Netherlands, the WAMCA regime remains the most practical route for European data claims, and Amsterdam is where we bring them.
What we do
- Unlawful processing and profiling claims
- Misuse of private information
- Breach notification and mitigation loss
- Cross-border transfer challenges
Regimes we use
- EUUK GDPR / GDPR Article 82 · WAMCA
- UKData Protection Act 2018 · misuse of private information
- USBIPA · CIPA · state privacy statutes
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