Consumers had cause to celebrate following Which?'s success in its first representative action. For the first time, consumers will receive payments as a result of a finding of a breach of competition law. But the question on many people's lips is - was it worth it? After all, the number of claimants who registered for the action was much smaller than the number of potential claimants; so, was it worth the time and money?
February 20, 2008 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Consumers had cause to celebrate following Which?’s success in its first representative action. For the first time, consumers will receive payments as a result of a finding of a breach of competition law.
But the question on many people’s lips is – was it worth it? After all, the number of claimants who registered for the action was much smaller than the number of potential claimants; so, was it worth the time and money?
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