Mass Claims

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About Mass Claims
Mass Claims: an International Journal with a European Focus is a unique publication that provides a comprehensive overview of inter-jurisdictional developments in the field of collective redress. It also covers non-legal issues relevant to mass claims, such as funding and economics. The journal brings together academics, practitioners, members of the judiciary and policy makers active in the area of mass claims. The wide network of expert contributors report on key European legislation and case law, but also pay close attention to relevant issues outside of Europe – including Australia, Canada, Israel and the United States. This makes the journal a leading commentary on the most recent developments in collective redress. The publication uses various formats and focuses on collaborative submissions, ensuring that no pertinent angles are left out. As a result, the journal offers a reliable source of information on mass claims for any professional interested in this field.
Readership
Mass Claims is an indispensable source of information for any professional in this field of expertise, such as legal practitioners, academics, judges , funders, economic experts and policy makers.

Content
Developments are discussed in various articles covering a wide range of topics – including jurisdiction, funding, case management, economics, claim bundling, admissibility of claims – as well as in case notes, overviews of key national issues, reports on key events in the industry, and interviews with leading figures in the field of mass claims. This approach offers different angles and make the journal not only an interesting read, but also a useful practical tool.
The covered jurisdictions are: Austria, Belgium, Central and Eastern EU, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Pan-EU, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. For each jurisdiction, on average two national rapporteurs with broad academic and professional experience will flag relevant cases and national policy and legislation developments that have a wider impact on mass claims litigation in Europe.

Chair:
Machteld de Monchy (Partner at De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek)

Editorial Board:
Susanne Augenhofer (Yale)
Duncan Fairgrieve (Université Paris-Dauphine)
Jeroen Kortmann (Stibbe)
Till Schreiber (CDC Cartel Damages Claims)
Ianika Tzankova (Tilburg University)
Assistant to the Editorial Board:
Justyna M. Niemczyk (Senior Associate at De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek)

Editorial Bureau:
Justyna Niemczyk, justyna.niemczyk@debrauw.com (+31 20 577 1721)

National Rapporteurs:
• Fernando Aguilar de Carvalho, Portugal (Partner at Uria Menendez, Lisbon)
• Maria José Azar-Baud, France (Professor at the University of Paris-Saclay)
• Daniel Beard QC, England (Barrister at Monckton)
• Miklos Boronkay, Hungary (Partner at Szecskay)
• Hakim Boularbah, Belgium (Partner at Loyens & Loeff)
• Catherine Derrig, Ireland (Partner at McCann FitzGerald)
• Tanja Domej, Switzerland (Professor at the Univerisity of Zurich)
• Ariel Flavian, Israel (Partner at Herzog, Fox & Neeman and Professor at Haifa University)
• Joanna Fulton, Scotland (Partner at Burness Paull)
• Sylvie Gallage-Alwis, France (Partner at Signature Litigation)
• Cristian Gual Grau, Spain (Partner at Uria Menendez)
• Paul Hitchings, Spain (Managing Partner, Hitchings & Co)
• Csongor Istvan Nagy, Hungary (Professor at the University of Szeged)
• Augusta Maciuleviciute, Pan-EU (Senior Legal Officer at the BEUC)
• Andreas Meidell, Norway (Partner at Thommessen)
• Rachael Mulheron, England (Professor at the Queen Mary University of London)
• Paul Oberhammer, Austria (Full Professor at the University of Vienna)
• Miguel Sousa Ferro, Portugal (Professor at the University of Lisbon Law School)
• Astrid Stadler, Germany (Professor at the University of Konstanz)
• Eva Storskrubb, Sweden (Counsel at Roschier)
• Daniele Vecchi, Italy (Partner at GOP)
• Stefaan Voet, Belgium (Professor at KU Leuven)
• Johanna Wirth, Germany (Partner at Hengeler Mueller)
• Advisory Board
• Edward Belobaba, Canada (Judge with the Superior Court of Justice in Ontario)
• Robert Michael Dow Junior, United States (District Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois)
• Mieke Dudok van Heel, The Netherlands (Judge at the Court of Amsterdam)
• Deborah Hensler, United States (Professor of Dispute Resolution and Associate Dean for Graduate Studies at Stanford Law School)
• Burkhard Hess, Pan EU (Executive Director of the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law)
• Jasminka Kalajdzic, Canada (Associate Professor and Director of the Class Action Clinic at Windsor Law)
• Georg Kodek, Austria (Judge at the Austrian Supreme Court)
• Bernard M. Murphy, Australia (Judge with the Federal Court of Australia)
• María Arántzazu Ortiz, Spain (Judge at the Appeal Court of Mallorca)
• Fabian Reuschle, Germany (Judge at the Stuttgart Regional Court)
• Lee Rosenthal, United States (Chief United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas)
• Peter Roth, England (President of the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal)
• Diana Wallis, England (ex-Vice President of the European Parliament)
• Special rapporteur
• Kimela Shah (Principal at Oxera): Economic analysis in the context of litigation and arbitration

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• Personal subscription € 879  (excl VAT) per year. Office subscription for 1-3 users € 2637. € 879 per extra user. 
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• Publication frequency
• The journal will be published as a printed copy twice a year, in April and October. Each edition will also be available on an online platform, with an archive being accessible to subscribers.

ISSN 2667-3088 (print) en e-ISSN 2667-3096 (online)