31 July 2026
Collective Litigation: A Practical Guide
Charles Lyndon is pleased to announce the publication of Collective Litigation: A Practical Guide, published by LexisNexis and drafted by Charles Lyndon’s lawyers and our colleagues.
Collective litigation has developed rapidly in recent years and continues to be an evolving area of law. This handbook has been written as a practical guide for solicitors, barristers, funders and other practitioners involved in bringing or defending collective and group claims. It combines legal analysis with practical guidance on the procedural and strategic issues that arise throughout the lifecycle of these cases.
The book examines the principal mechanisms for collective litigation in England and Wales, including collective proceedings in the Competition Appeal Tribunal, Group Litigation Orders and representative actions. It also covers topics such as litigation funding, class certification, case management, disclosure, settlement and costs, providing readers with a comprehensive overview of the current legal landscape and policy issues shaping the future of collective litigation in England and Wales.
Charles Lyndon is proud to have authored this publication alongside a number of leading practitioners in the field. As a firm at the forefront of collective litigation, we are delighted to support a resource that we hope will assist practitioners and contribute to one of the fastest-evolving areas of modern litigation.
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