Client updates / Accessibility

Court Takes Measures to Prevent Frivolous Class Actions

19 February 2024 / Zohar Haim Levinger

The Tel Aviv District Court recently reduced agreed settlements between respondents and petitioners in motions to certify class actions alleging website accessibility violations. It is thus signaling to serial petitioners that filing a motion to certify a class action is a last resort and that they must first complain to the website owner.

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Categories: Class Actions | Litigation

Class Actions on Accessibility of Public Companies’ Reports Dismissed

28 March 2023 / Eyal Nachshon, Hagit Ross

At the conclusion of a proceeding conducted over about two years, an Israeli court recommended that the class plaintiffs withdraw their actions in light of the legal difficulties and since there is no reasonable possibility that the legal questions will be ruled in favor of the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs accepted the court’s recommendation, and the court dismissed in limine 66 class actions.

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Categories: Capital Markets | Class Actions | Litigation | Regulation

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