Topic: Class actions

A class action, is a type of lawsuit where one of the parties is a group of people who are represented collectively by a member of the group.

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Why Australia's class action laws need a rethink

1 August 2018 | Professor Pamela Hanrahan

Australia's class action law is in need of a rethink as the number and size of class actions funded by third parties grows.

Superannuation, financial reports and class actions go under the microscope

29 June 2018 | Louise Petschler MAICD

Superannuation, class actions and ASIC's focus for financial reports are now under the microscope.

Access to Justice must be Fair

27 December 2017 | Angus Armour FAICD

The Rule of Law is an essential characteristic of Australian society. It’s fundamental to how we see ourselves, and how we like the world to see us. Timely and effective access to justice is a crucial...

Court opens the way to a class action rush

14 December 2016 | Ruth Overington

A landmark court decision could usher in another wave of class action litigation with cases to be larger and more complex than ever before.

Dealing with the threat of the class action 'new normal'

12 October 2016

Companies and boards are under threat of class action litigation more than they ever have been before, a report by law firm King & Wood Mallesons shows. Directors must understand where they are vulner...

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