Spain’s opt-out EU collective redress rules set to drive ‘abusive’ class actions, warns think tank

Rodrigo AmaralSeptember 19, 2024
Congress of Deputies building in Madrid
Congress of Deputies building, the Spanish parliament, Madrid. Spain Credit: Shutterstock/Leonid Andronov

A bill drafted by the Spanish government to implement the EU’s Collective Redress Directive (CRD) is set to introduce more stringent rules in Spain than many other European countries and could dramatically increase the risk o...

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Rodrigo AmaralSeptember 19, 2024
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