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Cinnamon On Top: How Portugal Is Perfecting Its Progressive Collective Redress Regime With The Implementation Of The Representative Action Directive
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Lucas Macedo of Nivalion and Johannes Nickl, Doctoral Candidate at Heidelberg University, highlight key elements of a proposed new Consumer Collective Action Act being considered in Portugal, including permitting a defendant to examine an LFA, deeming any clause which gives the funder influence over decisions in the litigation void, and prohibiting the funding of litigation by a competitor of the defendant.