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Companies complying with Collective Redress

Collective redress is a legal process that consolidates many similar individual claims into a single court action, enhancing procedural efficiency and lowering the burden on claimants. It can seek injunctive relief to stop unlawful conduct or compensatory damages for harm suffered.

List of companies that comply with Collective Redress

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • Shell logo
    United KingdomEmployees221kRevenue$361BOil and Gas
    Collective RedressMedium confidence
  • Gateley logo
    United KingdomEmployees1.3kRevenue$172MProfessional Services
    Collective RedressLow confidence
  • KP Law logo
    United KingdomEmployees156Legal Services
    Collective RedressLow confidence
  • Pogust Goodhead logo
    United KingdomEmployees339Law Practice
    Collective RedressLow confidence
  • Auckland Council logo
    New ZealandEmployees10kRevenue$3.9MGovernment Administration
    Collective RedressLow confidence
  • Mishcon de Reya LLP logo
    United KingdomEmployees1.5kLaw Practice
    Collective RedressLow confidence
  • Meta logo
    United StatesEmployees166kSoftware Development
    Collective RedressLow confidence
  • Hugh James logo
    United KingdomEmployees750Revenue$65MLaw Practice
    Collective RedressLow confidence
  • Jaguar Land Rover logo
    JapanEmployees10kTransportation Equipment Manufacturing
    Collective RedressLow confidence
  • Linklaters Italy logo
    ItalyEmployees20Legal Services
    Collective RedressLow confidence

Showing top companies out of 22 that comply with Collective Redress. Get the full list on TheirStack.

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