Group Litigation

Group Litigation and Class Actions

Strategic, client-focused representation in multi-party and collective claims.

When claims involve many individuals or corporate claimants, a focused litigation strategy is essential. We work with clients to assess collective claims, coordinate with funders and co-counsel, and manage procedural and stakeholder challenges so legal options remain clear and practical.

Overview

Group litigation and class actions consolidate claims by multiple claimants where the underlying facts or legal issues substantially overlap. This can increase efficiency but also adds procedural complexity: case management hearings, notice obligations, common fund considerations and coordination with litigation funders or co-counsel.Our role is to advise on case structure, risk allocation, funding options and communications strategy so clients can make informed decisions at each stage. For matters with cross-border elements we coordinate with local counsel and regulatory advisers; see related practices on financial services regulatory law, international arbitration, and employment and labor law.For an introduction to the firm and our wider practice areas, visit Our firm and Our practices.

Core services

Class action defense

Defense strategies focused on early case assessment, motions practice to limit scope, and cost containment where appropriate. We coordinate with in-house counsel and regulators when necessary. Learn more about related services

Group litigation management

Case management plans, discovery protocols and communication strategies designed to reduce duplication and manage complex procedural timetables. Practice overview

Litigation funding advisory

Analysis of third‑party funding arrangements, ethics and disclosure considerations, and negotiating funding terms aligned with client objectives. Funding guidance

Process and client checklist

Initial evaluation

Identify claim scope, common issues, and likely remedies.

Case structuring

Decide on representative procedures, jurisdictional strategy and notice approach.

Resource planning

Budgeting, counsel coordination and potential funding sources.

Case management

Discovery protocols, phased litigation and settlement governance.

Resolution & oversight

Implementation of settlement administration, reporting and post‑settlement obligations.

Meet our legal experts

Barrister Remura Meheruba Mahbub — Partner

Commercial partner at TRW. Remura leads the firm’s Mergers & Acquisitions practice and advises on acquisition and structured financing transactions, including work in energy and infrastructure sectors.

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Barrister Tahmidur Rahman — Partner

Barrister Tahmidur combines engineering and legal qualifications. His practice covers corporate governance, commercial transactions, investment projects and regulatory matters.

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Advocate Syed Wahid — Managing Partner

Experienced commercial lawyer overseeing documentation and advisory matters, with experience in arbitration and alternative dispute resolution in Bangladesh.

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Frequently asked questions

Terminology varies by jurisdiction. Generally, a class action binds members of a defined class to a single litigation with representative parties; group actions may be coordinated proceedings or consolidated claims with multiple named parties. We assess the local procedure and advise on the most appropriate structure.
Funding arrangements must be assessed for commercial terms, disclosure obligations and conflicts. We advise on term negotiation, risk allocation and governance for funder relationships.
Cross-border group litigation requires analysis of jurisdiction, applicable law and enforcement strategy. We coordinate with local counsel and relate issues to practices such as arbitration and regulatory advisers where appropriate.
Phased case plans, budget caps, outsourcing of document review, and early resolution windows help manage expense. We prepare realistic budgets and reporting to support client decision-making.
We work with clients to coordinate external communications, stakeholder updates and media handling to protect reputation and ensure messaging aligns with litigation strategy.

Next steps

Start with a focused assessment of your matter — we will outline options, timing and costs.

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