Ashurst contributes to the International Comparative Legal Guide to: Consumer Protection 2020
Ashurst has collaborated with Global Legal Group to produce one of the first international comparative legal guides (ICLG) to Consumer Protection Laws and Regulations. This topic has recently become increasingly more important across the world, especially during the COVID-19 outbreak.
The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Consumer Protection 2020* covers common issues across 23 jurisdictions, with a focus on substantive provisions, enforcement actions, remedies and anticipated reforms. Ashurst has contributed the guides to the United Kingdom, Germany, France and Italy, as well as a chapter on the proposed reforms to toughen the UK regime and what they mean for businesses.
Partners Denis Fosselard, Michael Holzhäuser, Michaël Cousin and Nigel Parr, Counsels Alexi Dimitriou, Gabriele Accardo and Fabian Klein and Senior Associates Christopher Eberhardt, Danica Barley, Marie Florent and Giulia Carnazza are only a few of the Ashurst contributing editors to the novel Consumer Protection edition.
The guide is free to read online here.
Click on the links below to access the ICLG chapters in association with Ashurst:
United Kingdom: Consumer Protection 2020
France: Consumer Protection 2020
Germany: Consumer Protection 2020
Italy: Consumer Protection 2020
*This article was first published in the ICLG to: Consumer Protection at ICLG.com
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