Our Year In Review 2023 was an important year of growth at Charles Lyndon. We filed two further opt-out collective actions in the Competition Appeal Tribunal, saw major developments in our ongoing group claims, and cemented our position as leaders in the Japanese...
On the morning of 2nd October, the Court of Appeal reversed the decision of the High Court which effectively blocked consumers’ route to redress through representative legal actions. Facts The Claimant, Mr Richard Lloyd, brought a representative action against Google...
Charles Lyndon had previously been successful in the Cardiff County Court on behalf of its client Mr Robin Waistell in bringing a claim against Network Rail for allowing Japanese Knotweed to prevent Mr Waitsell from enjoying his property. Damages were awarded for the...
This note provides an introduction as to what the business environment will look after the UK leaves the EU. Whilst there is a lot of uncertainty about the details of the UK’s relationships with the EU and the rest of the world, in each scenario there are many common...
After a frustrating 12 months for businesses, where the government has repeatedly sent out mixed signals on what ‘Brexit Means Brexit’ actually means, on the first day of the Brexit negotiations we finally found out! Hard Brexit On Sunday we were told that the...
Every company director should be aware that recent changes in the UK’s cartel enforcement regime greatly increase the possibility of cartels becoming public – the Competition and Markets Authority (“CMA”) is now willing to reward whistle-blowers up to £100,000....
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