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‘Order otherwise’: UK Supreme Court’s GLO test case rulings

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom Middlesex Guildhall
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What the Supreme Court’s high bar for departing from group litigation orders test case rulings means for financial services.

Group litigation orders (GLOs) exist to bring order to mass claims. GLOs are increasingly relevant to the financial services sector, where mass mis-selling claims and shareholder actions can generate group proceedings. Banks, insurers and asset managers may find themselves on either side of GLO proceedings, as claimants or defendants.

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