We are pleased to announce the launch of CORLA. Our aim is to facilitate reforms and best practice that provide effective and ever improving access to justice for claimants by way of collective redress. To learn more, visit the CORLA website here: corla.org.uk

News of our launch yesterday at @thelawsociety has been published in Legal Futures bit.ly/3LES7vj

Thank you to everyone who attended the launch of CORLA on 31st March and to our guest speakers; Senior Master Fontaine, Professor Rachel Mulheron QC and Tom De La Mare QC. It is clear there is much for CORLA to be getting on with and we are keen to start working to achieve that.

David Greene, our Senior Partner & founding Co-President of The Collective Redress Lawyers Association recently spoke to The Times and The Sunday Times about the need to simplify the system for #grouplitigation & create effective mechanisms for #collectiveredress. #classaction #groupaction @CORLA_UK

Today The Times and The Sunday Times published a feature reporting the launch of The Collective Redress Lawyers Association (@CORLA_UK) and our aim to establish effective mechanisms for collective redress: corla.org.uk/news-of-corlas…

Nicola Boyle and Lucy Rigby are joined by Which?’s Tom Clark and Lisa Webb to discuss the Tribunal’s certification of Which?’s claim on behalf of around 30 million consumers against Qualcomm & the future of collective redress. bit.ly/3NWWZNq #CollectiveCast

CORLA Founder Firm Hausfeld offers their views on key developments in the #optout regime: corla.org.uk/called-out-opt…

Mark Kenkre, Partner and Head of the Investment Fraud and Mis-Selling Team, and Lesley-Ann Ainsworth, Senior Associate, explore the surge in #groupactions relating to #crypto investments in Thomson Reuters PLC Magazine bit.ly/3R95Flm

Commenting in the Mail+, Eleanor Leedham, Legal Director, explores whether a #groupaction can be built against #socialmedia companies for failing to prevent users from viewing harmful content bit.ly/3rlYnzX

Nathaniel Barber, Senior Associate at @KellerPostmanUK, discusses the ongoing #equalpay claim against Sainsbury’s: corla.org.uk/the-latest-equ…

CORLA has welcomed the publication of the first rankings for #grouplitigation within Chambers and Partners 2023, which launched this week: corla.org.uk/the-collective…

The Collective Redress Lawyers Association (#CORLA) invites members to join its first conference on Thursday 24 November, 2022 at The Law Society. Please register your attendance here eventbrite.co.uk/e/corla-autumn… or visit corla.org.uk/membership to apply to become a member.

Our response to the Thomson Reuters Legal Europe research that the UK is becoming the ‘destination of choice’ for competition-related class action lawsuits. #collectiveredress #classaction

Please 'Save the Date' for our #AnnualGeneralMeeting which will be held on Thursday 23rd March at The Law Society. Registration will open shortly.

Registration is now open for our AGM! corlaagm2023.eventbrite.co.uk

Co-president Martyn Day discusses the government’s pledge to reverse the impact of #PACCAR and the crucial role of #litigationfunding in access to justice for individuals, in The Times and The Sunday Times. Read the full article here: bit.ly/48ZycCS #CollectiveRedress #PostOfficeScandal

Co-President Martyn Day comments on the #MoJ's plans to reverse the effects of #PACCAR on #LitigationFunding, in the midst of public outrage about the #PostOfficeScandal, in Law Society Gazette, Law.com, CDR Magazine and The Global Legal Post Read more here: bit.ly/49D4yEd

Co-President David Greene comments on how the rugby brain injury claim highlights the benefits of #LitigationFunding and the #GroupLitigation regime in allowing individuals access to justice when they have suffered harm, in Law.com Read more here: bit.ly/43vZEqf

Co-President David Greene and Treasurer Natasha Pearman analyse the litigation funding landscape post-PACCAR and address the current and future legislative framework in Solicitors Journal Read the full article here: bit.ly/497mzJM #CollectiveRedress #LitigationFunding

Co-President Martyn Day comments on the upcoming Civil Justice Council review of #LitigationFunding, welcoming the review as a tool to increase access to justice for individuals, in Legal Futures Read more here: bit.ly/44ltrT6