Attorney Jean-Marc Goldnadel knew he was going to make waves when he launched a Web site that lets people join class action lawsuits by signing up online with a small payment. Sure enough, classaction.fr has ruffled France's traditionalist establishment and raised the temperature of a debate on government plans to let plaintiffs file U.S.-style class actions in French courts. But Goldnadel underestimated the backlash, and even consumer groups are now trying to shut him down.
October 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Attorney Jean-Marc Goldnadel knew he was going to make waves when he launched a Web site that lets people join class action lawsuits by signing up online with a small payment.
Sure enough, classaction.fr has ruffled France’s traditionalist establishment and raised the temperature of a debate on government plans to let plaintiffs file U.S.-style class actions in French courts.
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