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A law from 1634 is why Europeans cannot sue Big Tech together

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Europe gave itself the right to bring class actions against big companies five years ago. Ireland hosts the European headquarters of most large technology firms, and campaigners there have managed exactly one. A law from 1634 explains why. Ellen O’Regan set out the problem for Politico from Dublin.…

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  1. 2026-08-26 11:53 · The Next Web
    A law from 1634 is why Europeans cannot sue Big Tech together

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