Join us for a FIRE Evening panel session hosted with The Female Fraud Forum and Howden followed by drinks & nibbles! 

Changes to litigation funding in recent years have transformed the viability of class actions in the UK. Regularly utilised in jurisdictions such as the US and Australia, class actions have in recent years been a more prominent tool for mass claimants in the UK. This event will examine the changes to litigation funding and consider recent high profile class action cases, such as the Supreme Court decision in Lloyd v Google, which addressed the question of whether representative action was a suitable vehicle for claims in the sphere of data protection. 
The experienced panellists will deal with the ramifications of this decision, issues arising in other class actions more generally, funding for such actions and the landscape going forward.
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Our Panel of Experts

Phoebe Waters
Phoebe Waters Associate
Schillings
Josie Welland
Josie Welland Associate
CMS
Catrin Evans QC
Catrin Evans QC Barrister
Matrix Chambers
Lochy Macpherson
Lochy Macpherson Commercial Director
Finlegal (UK)
Julia Mahoney
Julia Mahoney Divisional Director
Howden
Alexandra Underwood
Alexandra Underwood Partner, Dispute Resolution
FieldFisher
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Female Fraud Forum

Howden UK