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Competition law [2026] EWCA Civ 183

Stephan v Amazon.com Inc & Ors

Stephan v Amazon.com Inc & Ors [2026] EWCA Civ 183 (26 February 2026)

The Court of Appeal refused Amazon permission to appeal two CAT collective proceedings orders, upholding certification and deferral of scrutiny over litigation funding arrangements.

  • Collective proceedings orders
  • Litigation funding
  • Class representation
  • Conflict of interest
  • Collective-proceedings-orders
  • Litigation-funding
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Competition law

Professor Andreas Stephan v Amazon.Com, Inc & Ors

The Court of Appeal refused Amazon permission to appeal two CAT collective proceedings orders concerning Amazon's alleged abuse of dominance.

  • Collective proceedings orders
  • Litigation funding
  • Class actions
  • Abuse of dominant position
  • Conflict of interest
  • Collective-proceedings
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Competition law [2022] EWCA Civ 1077

London & South Eastern Railway Ltd & Ors v Gutmann

London & South Eastern Railway Ltd & Ors v Gutmann [2022] EWCA Civ 1077 (28 July 2022)

The Court of Appeal upheld certification of collective proceedings over boundary fares, holding section 47C(2) can cover aggregate liability and the methodology passed the certification test.

  • Collective proceedings orders
  • Abuse of dominant position
  • Aggregate damages
  • Certification of class actions
  • Section 18 competition act 1998
  • Section 47c(2) competition act 1998
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Competition law [2021] EWCA Civ 299

Paccar Inc & Ors v Road Haulage Association Ltd & Ors

Paccar Inc & Ors v Road Haulage Association Ltd & Ors [2021] EWCA Civ 299 (05 March 2021)

The Court of Appeal held that third-party litigation funding was not a damages-based agreement and that there was no appellate jurisdiction under the Competition Act route.

  • Collective proceedings orders
  • Damages-based agreements
  • Litigation funding agreements
  • Appellate jurisdiction
  • Claims management services
  • Litigation-funding
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