Ireland’s First Class Action Pokes Holes In Collective Redress

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In a recent article published by the Business Post, RDJ Partner, Lisa Mansfield, examines Ireland’s first class action and the spotlight it places on the country’s collective redress framework.

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In a recent article published by the Business Post, RDJ Partner, Lisa Mansfield, examines Ireland’s first class action and the spotlight it places on the country’s collective redress framework.

While the legislation signals progress, Lisa highlights key limitations in how it operates in practice and emphasises the urgent need for reform to align with EU standards and ensure meaningful access to justice for affected groups.

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