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SEVEN SCOTT+SCOTT ATTORNEYS RECONGIZED IN 2023 LAWDRAGON 500 LEADING PLAINTIFF FINANCIAL LAWYERS

Scott+Scott is delighted to announce that seven of our attorneys have been selected for inclusion in “Lawdragon’s 500 Leading Plaintiff Financial Lawyers in America” guide.

Crypto Lawyers Bet Big on Class Action Lawsuits as Market Slides

As the Biden administration ramps up its scrutiny of the cryptocurrency industry, a handful of small litigation shops are piling up class actions against crypto exchanges and digital token issuers, pursuing theories that could shape how decades-old laws apply to the emerging field.

Northeastern Farmers Sue Nation’s Largest Dairy Cooperative for Antitrust Violations

Northeastern dairy farmers today filed a federal class action lawsuit accusing the nation’s largest dairy cooperative, Dairy Farmers of America (“DFA”), of violating federal antitrust laws.

Crypto Mania: Behind the hype of cryptocurrencies

David Scott, the Firm’s managing partner, was recently interviewed by an Australian Broadcasting investigative reporter for an episode of Four Corners focused on the crypto craze.

Scott-Scott.com – A new look to reflect what we have become

Scott+Scott has experienced incredible growth over the past decade. Along with building our team and capabilities, we have greatly expanded our physical presence in new markets and jurisdictions with offices in 10 major cities, including New York, London, Amsterdam, and Berlin.

L Brands Inks $90M Global Deal For ‘Toxic’ Workplace Suits

Multichain specialty retailer L Brands announced a $90 million corporate governance reform agreement Friday to settle multiple derivative lawsuits seeking damages arising from “toxic” workplace conditions, including sexual harassment.

Scott+Scott hires Deutsche Bahn counsel to lead new office

Markus Hutschneider, former head of case management competition litigation for Deutsche Bahn, has joined Scott+Scott to head its new competition litigation-focused Berlin office.

TikTok Faces Suit Over Child Privacy From London Preteen

Judge rules in favor of allowing the 12-year-old plaintiff to remain anonymous in her pursuit of claims that the video-sharing app TikTok is illegally exploiting the personal data of children.

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Perspective: Litigation – State of pay?

Scott+Scott managing partner David Scott comments on how changes in legislation like the UK’s Consumer Rights Act 2015 have led to an increase of class actions led by pension funds as they seek to recover investment losses and improve corporate governance.

Scott+Scott Launches Berlin Office With Antitrust Pro

US plaintiffs firm Scott+Scott Attorneys at Law LLP announced Thursday it is launching a Berlin office led by an antitrust expert from Deutsche Bahn in an effort to cater to large multinationals seeking damages for breaches of competition law.