April 15, 2009 - Lew Crofts, MLex

Hausfeld Seeks to Appeal High Court Ruling in Damage Claim Against BA

Plaintiff law-firm Hausfeld LLP is seeking the right to appeal a judgment handed down last week by the High Court in London, which scotched a move to join more claimants to an action by two flower importers demanding damages from British Airways for its role in a suspected air cargo cartel.

April 14, 2009 - An Opinion by Anthony Maton

RBS Case Shows Superiority of US Investor Protection

There's a marked difference between the access to justice being provided to aggreived shareholders in the US and the access to justice being provided in the UK.

April 08, 2009 - Larry Neumeister, Associated Press Writer

NY Judge Rules in Favor of 1970s Apartheid Victims

Apartheid victims who accused automakers and IBM of helping the government of South Africa engage in violent repression to enforce racial segregation in the 1970s and '80s can go to trial with their claims, a judge ruled Wednesday.

April 08, 2009 - Peter Scott, Global Competition Review

The Chancery Division of England's High Court has ruled that a competition damages claim against British Airways cannot proceed as a representative action

March 30, 2009 - Jordan Weissmann, Legal Times

Price-Fixing Suit Aims to Punch Rail Cos. Ticket

A massive class action against the country's largest freight lines is about to leave the station and speed ahead.

March 24, 2009 - Ben James, Competition Law 360

Interim Lead Counsel Tapped in Tomato Suits

March 23, 2009 - Miles Moore, Rubber & Plastics News

Parker Sets Up Fund to Pay Victims in Hose Case

The ongoing litigation in an alleged rubber marine hose price-fixing scandal has taken an unexpected twist in what attorneys call the first private resolution of a company's global cartel liability without arbitration.

March 16, 2009 - Katy Dowell, The Lawyer

Hausfeld Secures Automatic Settlements in Marine Hose Action

March 13, 2009 - Jessie Kokrda Kamens, Class Action Litigation Report

'Unprecented' Global Settlement Reached with Parker ITR in Marine Hose Cartel

In what one attorney calls an "unprecedented" development, an international private settlement was reached with Parker ITR, resolving the company's global cartel liability for marine hose price pricing without any formal legal proceedings.

March 12, 2009 - Nicholas Pettifer, International Financial Law Review

Groundbreaking Global Cartel Settlement

Hausfeld and its London arm Hausfeld & Co have helped purchasers of Parker ITR products to reach a global settlement agreement regarding the company's involvement in a 19-year cartel.