Class Action Litigation in the Netherlands: A Comprehensive Guide to Dutch Collective Redress

The Dutch collective redress framework has become an important feature of European litigation. Since the introduction of the WAMCA in 2020, questions surrounding admissibility, representative organisations, litigation funding and the assessment of damages have taken on increasing practical significance.

Dr Kees Jan Kuilwijk’s book, Class Action Litigation in the Netherlands, provides a comprehensive analysis of the Dutch regime, examining key judgments and the practical challenges involved in bringing and defending collective claims. It also compares the Dutch framework with collective proceedings in the United Kingdom and the United States.

Covering litigation funding, collective damages and the requirements for representative organisations, the book offers a valuable reference for legal practitioners, businesses, litigation funders and other professionals working in collective redress.

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