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The U.S.-style litigation culture is expanding globally. ILR responds where it matters most by championing balanced legal systems to avoid the American lawsuit system’s costliness and wastefulness in places like Australia, the UK, the EU, and beyond.

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EPISODE 10: AI in the EU: Innovation, Liability, and What Comes Next

In Cause for Action’s first video podcast, ILR President Harold Kim sits down with Mr. Axel Voss, Member of the European Parliament, Germany, European People’s Party, and Ken Daly, Partner, Sidley…

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Research
Winter 2020 | ILR Research Review | Volume 7, Issue 2
The Future of AI Liability in the EU: Protecting Consumers Without Stifling Innovation
Uncharted Waters: Analysis of TPLF in European Collective Redress
ILR Research Review - Fall 2018
A 'Fair Deal' for Consumers? An Update on EU Consumer Attitudes Towards Collective Actions and Litigation Funding
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Senior Vice President, International Initiatives
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