Class Action Litigation in the Netherlands — Hardcover

Hardcover Edition of Class Action Litigation in the Netherlands

The hardcover is a professionally bound print edition for readers who prefer a physical book, ideal for libraries, legal practitioners and academic collections.

Class Action Litigation in the Netherlands is the first complete account of class action litigation under Dutch law: jurisdiction, admissibility, funding, quantification and settlement, with every relevant decision the courts have handed down so far.

From Airbus and Stellantis to Apple, Google and TikTok, the leading judgments are analysed systematically and in context. Dutch collective redress is compared with UK Competition Appeal Tribunal proceedings and American class actions.

The book includes comprehensive tables of cases and legislation, a detailed index and an English translation of the WAMCA provisions. The law is stated as at 30 September 2026.

Hardcover Details

• Format: hardcover, size 6×9 inches
• Length: 526 pages in 18 chapters
• ISBN: 978-1-0654444-2-8
• Publisher: Whitcombes

Who This Edition Is For

Legal practitioners, in-house counsel, judges, academics, litigation funders, claim organisations and policymakers working on European collective redress.

Other Editions

Prefer digital? Choose the eBook in PDF and EPUB or the Quarterly Updated eBook. You can also read more about the book.

About the Author

Dr Kees Jan Kuilwijk is an attorney at Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP, with more than thirty years of experience in competition law and collective litigation. He holds a PhD, awarded cum laude, from the European University Institute in Florence.