Mass actions are particularly common in relation to certain types of claim, such as competition law, data privacy and breach, financial services, shareholder, environmental, personal injury and product liability claims. In addition, the evolution of litigation technology, including case portals, workflow tools and electronic signing, has eased some of the practical challenges involved in building, managing and settling large-scale actions. This has been driven by a range of factors, including a focus both in the UK and EU on access to justice, particularly for consumers, as well as the rapid growth of third party litigation funding which makes funding mass actions more viable.
However, there has been a push in recent years to facilitate mass actions in the UK. To date, the viability of mass actions has been limited in the UK as compared to certain other jurisdictions, such as the US and Australia.
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