Are Civil Procedure Rules the route to collective GDPR claims?

02/03/2021 | Mishcon de Reya

Following the Governments announcement not to allow the representative action provisions  – the case of Lloyd v Google "shows that a form of collective action can proceed under the current framework. The Supreme Court will decide whether it will allow massive data protection claims for non-material damage.

Data protection representative actions case closed.

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Civil Procedure Rules, Collective GDPR claims, group damages, your being sued

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